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The document discusses becoming a leader and gaining the support of managers. It emphasizes finding mentors, understanding what leadership means for your institution, evaluating your unique skills, potential impact, and solving problems. The document also stresses the importance of managers understanding your goals and passions, and leaders saying "let's go" rather than just "go". Leaders should not want to do everything alone or take all the credit. Overall it provides advice on developing leadership skills and gaining manager support through open communication.
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This document provides an introduction to leadership including definitions of leadership, theories of leadership, common practices of leaders, and the concepts of emotional intelligence and power/influence. It defines leadership as influencing others through communication to create beneficial change. It discusses trait, behavioral, and situational theories of leadership and contrasts the roles of leaders versus managers. Common leadership practices include challenging processes, inspiring a shared vision, enabling others, modeling behavior, and encouraging others. Emotional intelligence and the ability to understand and manage emotions are also examined.
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Management leadership
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Sales Leadership
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leadership beyond words-nspra
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Editor's Notes
- If you were asked, would you have a ready answer?
- Notice I’m not mentioning TASK related abilities: Demonstrated experience working with an integrated library system (Innovative Millennium preferred) Experience with standard cataloging software/computer applications, and bibliographic utilities such as OCLC, as well as, troubleshooting electronic access and subscription related problems Working knowledge of link resolver technology and relational databases Knowledge of serials management, scholarly publishing, and electronic licensing in addition to copyright/licensing issues Understanding of COUNTER compliant usage statistics and open access/open source related issues Familiarity with EZProxy, digital library tools, and standards (XML, HTML, OpenURL, DOI, RSS, Library 2.0, etc.) and proficiency with MS Office Suite and Macromedia
- suggest solutions when you present the problems.
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