Leadership roles

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There are many ways to define leadership, but perhaps the most laconic as well as accurate definition is presented in Peter G. Northouse's Leadership: Theory and Practice book (Northouse, 2013, p.5): "Leadership is a process whereby an individual influences a group of individuals to achieve a common goal". Individuals, engaged in leadership, use influence to solve challenges, which the groups under their leadership face, in order to succeed in their common goals.

Group leaders are essential to the success of accomplishing the mutual goals of group counseling. The role that group leaders play is vital for establishing a group environment in which members feel safe, engaged, and encouraged. Characteristics and functions of effective group leaders are good listening skills, good observations skills but more importantly, remain impartial, therefore, the group leader does not give her or his opinions about topics because of consequences that can bring to the group. Additionally, group leaders are culturally sensitive to differences in power and privilege among groups from different ethnic backgrounds. Encouraging participation from members who are hesitant to speak up as well as ensuring that all ground rules are enforced are responsibilities of an effective group leader. However, also being aware that not every member is as comfortable in sharing as others are key for group leaders to be

There are many facets to being a good leader. Some of which may not be apparent to those people- sheep, if you will- who like a certain person over another when it comes to being their top choice. Lord of the flies by William Golding has some fine examples of both good and bad leaders as characters.

Captains of sports teams are given the stereotype that they are the most athletic player on the team, scoring the most goals and handling the ball best. In truth, captains have a lot of work they have to do that doesn't even involve playing the sport. Captains are the most looked at player of the game; other players, younger kids and coaches look to them to set examples. They have to set examples in every aspect of the game; athleticism might be part of their job but it is not limited to it. The captain of any sports team must set the leadership standard for commitment, confidence, intelligence, and attitude.

Leadership roles and access to food and resources vary between different types of societies. Band societies, tribal societies and state societies have different economic and political structures.

One of the biggest pitfalls I have witnessed in my department is the leadership get too caught up in the day-to-day job

When examining women in politics there are two different stages to consider: the decision to run for office and getting elected to office. Party leadership, whether state or legislative, can play a significant role in both stages. With regard to the decision to run, party leadership can partake in recruitment—encouraging potential candidates to run— and/or gatekeeping—discouraging potential candidates from running (Sanbonmatsu, 2006, 28). Additionally, party leadership can provide mentorship throughout the race, and into office if the candidate is elected, access to and help raising resources, and official endorsements among other avenues of support. Through interviews done for her book, Kira Sanbonmatsu finds that “most party leaders believe

LaToya and I worked as colleagues at Harbor Hospice where she served as regional HR Coordinator and I serve as Leadership and Development Manager. LaToya has a charismatic personality that makes her likeable and enjoyable to work with. She has displayed an acute ability to understand and connect with employees of all personalities. She has a strong knowledge base in human resources which I believe helped her rapidly move from the position of coordinator to regional coordinator before serving a full year. She was a joy to work with and she will be a great addition to any future employer.

After much research to further my knowledge of the past (and current) U.S. president's leadership roles, I have chosen three that depict the roles of authoritarian, democratic, and laissez-faire.

At my previous place of employment, I had many effective and helpful leaders. I also had some that were somewhat poor, and some that were downright awful. There was one leader who stood out the most to me as an example of negative leadership behavior. She was a

speaking in a friendly tone, my attempt to establish a sense of trust, calm, and acceptance with Rusty was achieved. Although there were the initial signs that he could sense some of my stressful and tense feelings, I concluded that he was perhaps becoming acclimated to all of the students being there all at once. In time, he then gained a strong trust with me throughout the day, lowering his head, letting his tail flow, as well as exhibiting the licking and chewing actions. This encounter left me very satisfied and relaxed, as well opening up the possibility and potential for anything to happen throughout the rest of the day. What I took from this initial interaction with Rusty was that you must first get to know someone, get a

Many academic advisers sit on the margins within the academy due to the professionalization, casualization and discursive complexity of the academic language and learning workforce (Percy, 2011; Stevenson & Kokkinn, 2007). Moreover, academic advisers are also responsible in providing effective feedback and support to all students internal and external to the university; some considering feedback being the most important aspect of the assessment practices (Price, Handley, Millar, & O 'Donovan, 2010). Nevertheless, advisers in drop-in centres across Australia are time restrained and are limited to the amount of editing and proofreading they are willing, or able to do. Moreover, EFL/ESL students are in dire need of greater grammatical, editing and proofreading support and service from the university. Above and beyond the student and the adviser, tutors further exacerbate the situation by providing feedback to the student as a product rather than a long term process (Price, Handley, & Millar, 2011). One of the strategies to deal with this issue is to reconceptualise the objective and role of feedback from advisers and tutors, and to develop more holistic self-directed and university driven feedback approaches (Merry, Price, Carless, & Taras, 2013, p. 41).

The concept of power is an applicable leadership concept. Leaders use power to decipher whether they have the ability to acquire the commitment or obedience from their workers/officers. Leaders that are educated or trained under the old-paradigm, have low levels of expectations of others around them, and tend to use