Leadership Quiz 1(Change Agent Education)

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What are considered some effective practices of leadership?
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Leadership is the act of developing your people to achieve purpose.

Show charisma by truly caring about others, have strong self-confidence, and demonstrate a high degree of presence.

Understand your strengths and weaknesses

Challenge your assumptions and avoid overconfidence

Demonstrate authority to show others your leadership skills

Distribute responsibility for setting the team's agenda and direction so all can participate

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Read the below leadership example. Then answer the below questions based on this story.

You are working with a colleague who wants to improve their personal charisma. They are coming to you for advice.

Below are some of the examples they share and possible responses.

"I was speaking at event and I had a high level of energy, but people didn't seem to connect to what I was saying."

Choose the practice(s) you think most applies to this scenario.

1 point

People remember stories, examples, and anecdotes best.

Remember to keep good eye contact with those to whom you are speaking

Show you care about others

Focus your thoughts on the person to whom you are talking

When talking with others, remember to “keep the spotlight on the other person and make them feel good about themselves.”

Listen (really listen!) without interrupting others

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"I was meeting with someone 1-on-1 about the project I'm working and the interaction was good, but I don't know how well we connected. I kept thinking about the project rather than the conversation."

Choose the practice(s) you think most applies to this scenario.

1 point

People remember stories, examples, and anecdotes best.

Remember to keep good eye contact with those to whom you are speaking

Show you care about others

Focus your thoughts on the person to whom you are talking

When talking with others, remember to “keep the spotlight on the other person and make them feel good about themselves.”

Listen (really listen!) without interrupting others

Required

"A volunteer came up to me and said they appreciated some of the recent communications I sent out. I said don't mention it, it wasn't that big of a deal."

Choose the practice(s) you think most applies to this scenario.

1 point

People remember stories, examples, and anecdotes best.

Remember to keep good eye contact with those to whom you are speaking

Show you care about others

Focus your thoughts on the person to whom you are talking

When talking with others, remember to “keep the spotlight on the other person and make them feel good about themselves.”

Listen (really listen!) without interrupting others

Required

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