Tuesday, 31 July 2007

  • Leader Test 2

    Leadership Test

    Leadership is a hard skill to quantify. There are many aspects of leadership success - from asserting oneself to inspiring others to do their best. Each person has different strengths as a leader and different weaknesses. Knowing your skills allows you to improve upon your weaknesses and take advantage of your strengths.

    Your weakness as a leader is what limits your overall leadership capability. Knowing your greatest weakness allows you to notice and actively improve your skill in that area - therefore increasing your overall leadership ability.

    Your Weakest Leadership Skill is:

    Ambition

    Utilizing your strongest leadership skill allows you to best achieve your goals as a leader. Emphasizing your strengths enables you to appear as a strong and confident leader, and allows others to overlook any potential flaws.

    Your Strongest Leadership Skill is:

    Diligence

    • 1. Diligence - How hard do you work?
    • 2. Persistence - For how long will you work to achieve your goal?
    • 3. Understanding - Can you listen to others’ problems?
    • 4. Confrontation - Do you have problems confronting adversaries?
    • 5. Public Speaking - Can you stand in front of crowds and talk to them?
    • 6. Problem Solving - Are you able to find appropriate solutions?
    • 7. Role Model - Do people look up to you and your values?
    • 8. Disposition - Are you easy to get along with?
    • 9. Flexibility - Can you change your schedule according to group majority?
    • 10. Ambition - Do you ever settle for mediocrity?
    • 11. Organization - Can you keep a schedule for you and your followers?
    • 12. Punctuality - Are you on time for your appointments?
    • 13. Loyalty - Do you drop out of programs or change votes?
    • 14. Street Smarts - Can you hold your own voice in the real world?
    • 15. Versatility - Are you a jack of all trades or a master of none?

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