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    opening chapter of the book entitled, “The Leader’s Challenge,” the authors show an understanding of the challenges leaders face along with laying out the case for the need to address the issue. Christians who are leading secular businesses face the challenge of trying to be faithful to their convictions while their leadership team’s goal may be to simply make money at any cost. Church leaders face the challenge of trying to lead everyone to the same purpose and goals for the church. One of the challenges

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    Thought Item 2 (Option 1) In today’s society the concept of leadership provides a structure for decisions to be made within teams, organizations, and businesses. The notion that only leaders should be credited for the success or failure carried out by their teams has been instilled in our minds since we first understood the concept of hierarchies. The fact that most business schools even posses a required leadership course proves the significance of this concept within today’s society. While it

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    of stages, and a leader gradually grows through the levels or may even land anywhere among the levels. Level 1 is a leader who is able to make decisions for the organization based on their skill levels and background knowledge. Leaders performing at Level 2 effectively work with others in a small setting by contributing their own capabilities. At Level 3, the leader is a competent manager who utilizes resources and personnel toward predetermined objectives. The Effective Leader at Level 4 works

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    willing to consider and discuss, due to the reason that people live in the diverse society nowadays. Being an organizational leader that they would be required to accept the differences from others, who come from different countries, to investigate how to build an integrated teamwork, which is irreplaceable and indispensable. X-Team could be a helpful book providing the leaders some specific ideas to implement the organizational program that they need more advice on how to play a global leadership role

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    Liden (2014) explained that servant leaders serve as a role model to their team on what needs to be done to reach the team goals. This supports that engagement is a positive strength to have as a servant leader. When leading a team, I delegate work but make sure that I spend time working on the project and go beyond just checking in with the group. It is important to take part of the process as well as leading the work that is being done on behalf of the organization. Focht (2015) did a study to

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    visual methodology of more prominent benefit, or if nothing else that pioneer's translation of the bigger great. It is in this way proper to view servant leadership as a dyadic hypothesis where there is a one of a kind one-on-one connection amongst leader and

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    Role Of Ssg Heiter

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    During his time with the KSARNG Training Center, SSG Heiter was critical in the success of numerous missions to include his support of the Range Facilities Management System (RFMSS). During this mission, he implemented updates to RFMSS and served as the unit subject matter expert. His presence, unquestionable devotion, and solid work ethic were crucial in establishing a cohesive management team for all range/facilities customers. SSG Heiter was recommended by his chain of command for promotion ahead

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    stimulation scale identifies leaders who are able to encourage innovative thinking. In addition to Idealized Influence and Inspirational Motivation, transformational leadership also involves the intellectual stimulation of associates' ideas and values. Through Intellectual Stimulation, transformational leaders help others to think about old problems in new ways. They are encouraged to question their own beliefs, assumptions, and values, and, when appropriate, those of the leader, which may be outdated

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    and understanding. This enlightened state enhances the ability of a leader and the quality of their leadership. According to Ciulla (2004) “Transforming leaders raise their followers up through various stages of morality and need. They turn their followers into leaders and the leader becomes a moral agent” (p. 15). Thus, the benefits from a transformation extend beyond the leader to influence organizational members as well. Leaders bear the responsibility to mentor, inspire and support their clan

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    employ a school resource officer to assist with supervision of building security inside and outside. Operations/Decision Making Financial decision making as it relates to administrative leadership, is a key component in success of any school. As a leader inside a school building, I will employ shared leadership to make financial decisions that have an ability to impact the school on a large scale. In those instances, it is necessary to refer to the leadership team (including teachers who hold leadership

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