Write a 2-4 page analysis of IES domains and assessment frameworks in relation to global leadership effectiveness, and use that analysis to create a 1-2 page personal global leadership plan with goals to strengthen personal cross-cultural leadership capabilities. INTRODUCTION Overview Through the completion of the Intercultural Effectiveness Scale (IES), the Global Leadership Inventory, and your own experiences, course readings, and research, you will reflect upon and analyze your areas of strength, identifying capabilities for development in order to improve your cross-cultural communication as a global leader in the form of a leadership plan. Demonstration of Proficiency By successfully completing this assessment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following course competencies and scoring guide criteria: Competency 1: Analyze aspects of leading and working in global and diverse environments. Analyze the six domains of the IES in terms of their applicability to global leadership effectiveness. Competency 3: Analyze ways in which leaders and followers make personal and professional adjustments as they work in complex environments. Analyze the assessment frameworks in terms of personal effectiveness in working with people from other countries and cultures. Identify personal skills to develop for working more effectively with people from other countries and cultures. Develop a personal global leadership plan with goals to strengthen personal cross-cultural leadership capabilities. Competency 4: Communicate effectively in a professional manner. Communicate in a professional manner, using scholarly resources that support the analysis through clear, concise, well-organized, and grammatically correct writing that incorporates appropriate APA style conventions. Preparation Intercultural Effectiveness Scale (IES) Before starting the assessment, take the Intercultural Effectiveness Scale (IES), which is a Web-based assessment that will provide you with information on a set of values and competencies to help you understand your preferences and learn to be a more effective global leader and manager. Before taking the IES, think about whether you consider yourself low, moderate, or high in areas focused on continuous learning (for example, self-awareness and exploration); interpersonal engagement (including global mindset and relationship interest); and hardiness (characteristics such as positive regard and emotional resilience). An invitation to take the IES is sent to your preferred e-mail address on file with Capella University within 48 business day hours of enrollment from webtools(at)aperianglobal.com. You may need to check your spam folder. If you do not receive your e-mail invitation within the expected time, please contact a Coach/Advisor for escalation tracking and resolution. After receipt of the email, complete the following: Read the Accessing the IES instructions. Follow the Taking t.

1. Write a 2-4 page analysis of IES domains and assessment
frameworks in relation to global leadership effectiveness, and
use that analysis to create a 1-2 page personal global leadership
plan with goals to strengthen personal cross-cultural leadership
capabilities.
INTRODUCTION
Overview
Through the completion of the Intercultural Effectiveness Scale
(IES), the Global Leadership Inventory, and your own
experiences, course readings, and research, you will reflect
upon and analyze your areas of strength, identifying capabilities
for development in order to improve your cross-cultural
communication as a global leader in the form of a leadership
plan.
Demonstration of Proficiency
By successfully completing this assessment, you will
demonstrate your proficiency in the following course
competencies and scoring guide criteria:
Competency 1: Analyze aspects of leading and working in
global and diverse environments.
Analyze the six domains of the IES in terms of their
applicability to global leadership effectiveness.
Competency 3: Analyze ways in which leaders and followers

2. make personal and professional adjustments as they work in
complex environments.
Analyze the assessment frameworks in terms of personal
effectiveness in working with people from other countries and
cultures.
Identify personal skills to develop for working more effectively
with people from other countries and cultures.
Develop a personal global leadership plan with goals to
strengthen personal cross-cultural leadership capabilities.
Competency 4: Communicate effectively in a professional
manner.
Communicate in a professional manner, using scholarly
resources that support the analysis through clear, concise, well-
organized, and grammatically correct writing that incorporates
appropriate APA style conventions.
Preparation
Intercultural Effectiveness Scale (IES)
Before starting the assessment, take the Intercultural
Effectiveness Scale (IES), which is a Web-based assessment
that will provide you with information on a set of values and
competencies to help you understand your preferences and learn

3. to be a more effective global leader and manager. Before taking
the IES, think about whether you consider yourself low,
moderate, or high in areas focused on continuous learning (for
example, self-awareness and exploration); interpersonal
engagement (including global mindset and relationship
interest); and hardiness (characteristics such as positive regard
and emotional resilience).
An invitation to take the IES is sent to your preferred e-mail
address on file with Capella University within 48 business day
hours of enrollment from webtools(at)aperianglobal.com. You
may need to check your spam folder. If you do not receive your
e-mail invitation within the expected time, please contact a
Coach/Advisor for escalation tracking and resolution.
After receipt of the email, complete the following:
Read the
Accessing the IES
instructions.
Follow the
Taking the IES
instructions to complete the assessment.
Review the results of the IES, which will be sent to you after
you complete the inventory.
Read
How to Interpret and Get the Most Value from Your IES Report
[PDF]
.
Global Leadership Inventory

4. View the following to assess your leadership skills. You will
use the results in your assessment.
Global Leadership Inventory
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Transcript
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Assessment Requirements
Create a personal global leadership development plan by
analyzing your IES results, your Global Leadership Inventory,
course resources, and your own research. Include the following
parts.
Analysis (2–4 pages)
In a written narrative, include the following:
Analyze the six domains of the IES in terms of their
applicability to global leadership effectiveness.
Focus on self-awareness, exploration, global mindset,
relationship interest, positive regard, and emotional resilience.
Analyze the assessment frameworks in terms of personal
effectiveness in working with people from other countries and
cultures.

5. Identify personal skills to develop for working more effectively
with people from other countries and cultures.
IES SCORES (1 PAGE)
Include your IES scores in a 1-page table format.
DEVELOPMENT PLAN (1–2 PAGES)
In a table format, develop a personal global leadership plan with
goals to strengthen personal cross-cultural leadership
capabilities.
List three goals, and be as specific as you can in describing how
you might work to meet those goals.
Your analysis and plan should be written coherently to support
a central idea, with correct grammar, usage, and mechanics as
expected of a business professional.
Submission Requirements
References:
Support your analysis with at least four scholarly resources.
Use at least two references from the course resources and at
least two from your own research.
Length:
4–7 full pages, in addition to the references list.

6. Written communication:
Demonstrate graduate-level writing skills through concise
communication of thoughts that convey the overall goals of the
analysis and do not detract from the message.
Formatting:
Use APA formatting throughout, including correct in-text
citations, proper punctuation, double spacing, proper headings
and subheadings, no extra line spaces before headings and
subheadings, proper paragraph and block indentation, no
bolding, one-inch margins all around, and no bullets.
Font and font size:
Times New Roman, 12 point.