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    the role of successful leaders and effective leadership, which are dependent upon the experts view and method of leadership. The foundation of this research focuses on leaders with proven success in their fields, who epitomize effective leadership. In interviewing 125 diverse leaders, Bill George (2015) inferred that “leadership emerges through your life story” (p. 20). Catmull (2014) asserts that great leaders help creative people achieve excellence. Northhouse (2016) contends that leadership is

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    Leadership is based on a complex interaction between the leader and the existing social and circumstantial environment, i.e. the current team and project characteristics. With continuous changes in team and project structure, the leader is expected to modify his/her efforts accordingly in order to ensure efficiency and success. Therefore, leaders find themselves in a never-ending learning experience during which adjustments in leadership style will not only be required, but will have to be sought

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    The leadership role of the nurse is pivotal for healthcare teams in a wide variety of clinical scenarios. This includes taking action following signs of clinical deterioration, the prevention or management of adverse events and the maintenance of safe and quality care standards for all patients. One of the key skills involved in nursing leadership is the ability to identify and manage patient risks; this is especially relevant in the event of medication errors. According to the World Health Organization

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    During my past employment, I had the chance to exercise leadership roles, managing a group of three, and train new employees. One way to motivate them was to let them leave early on the last working day of the week. I also empowered them by providing them some consulting work, which they felt that it was shown to the client as their own work in order for them to feel that they were part of the team and have a sense they belong to the organization. Therefore, this behavioral approach that I exercised

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    The highest leadership role in Buddhism is being the Dalai Lama. The current Dalai Lama is a man named Tenzin Gyatso, and he is the 14th Dalai Lama. The Dalai Lama is most commonly referred to as, “His Holiness the Dalai Lama.” The Dalai Lama is believed to be a reincarnation of Buddha himself. The main role of Buddhist monks is to spread Buddha’s teachings, and to educate any students in their monasteries. They

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    Culture and Defining The Role Of Leadership Abstract I believe a person can be taught to lead and manage but one can't be taught how to effectively and successfully lead and manage. I don't believe the corporate culture of the organization has to with it. I think leading and managing has to do with the individual person. How that person is motivated, how that person sees him/herself. Can he/she lead effectively or is managing the nitch that they have. A Leader will effectively

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    establish a basis to grow. Using Power Effectively Leadership can be formal or informal depending on the how the leader chooses to approach a task or goal. Transformational leadership is a value that grounded from an ethical foundation. Authority is a formalization of an organization that has deemed an individual with the ability, accountability, and right to make decisions. While power is an individuals’ ability to influence but may be with or without ethics (Marshall, Broome, 2017). Power is the

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    significant leadership roles in planning and implementing Honors in Action and chapter development activities. Be sure to include details on the nominee's contributions to setting goals, tracking progress and evaluating outcomes. He implements very good leader ship skills in the chapter and is a good example for all members in it. The president shows up to every meeting on time before everyone else. He shows up early every meeting and the last one out in just about every time. Leadership is one of

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    Leadership in a school can have many positive or negative effects on students, teachers, and other staff members. The type of leadership a principal employs can also have its ramifications. “Principals today are expected to be visionaries and competent managers, as well as instructional leaders” (Charlotte Danielson, 2007). Principals must be able to balance their workload and manage their staff in order to be successful. The style of leadership they use is important to the overall culture of

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    I had been a part of a leadership role in AJROTC as an S-3; S-3's job is Operation & Training. The position is known to create events that will fit the mission of AJROTC, which is to motivate young people to be a better citizen. I worked with my other staffs to make the event happen as soon as possible; I contributed by giving my ideas on how to motivate cadets to attend each event. What I meant by cadet is the student in the program. My responsibilities is to communicate with my staffs by having

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