How to be an effective leader
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Effective leaders do what they say they will do, help others succeed and feel empowered, and know when to encourage more work versus overburdening members. They admit mistakes and serve as examples by following rules without exemptions. Effective leaders solve problems fairly and communicate consistently, clearly, and concisely while keeping their temper in check. They dress for success, practice what they preach, and let God guide them.
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How to be an effective leader
- 1. How to be an Effective LeaderENTREP 1 Nikkaela Javier Patricia Mistica Abigail Relova Sara Katrina Rivera
- 2. What is an Effective Leader?
- 4. Help others to be successful and to feel empowered.
- 5. Encourage members to do more, but know when it's too much.
- 7. Tip 1: Be truly humble – Lead to serve
- 8. A real leader lives to help others. Humility is the quality of being modest, and respectful.
- 9. Tip 2: Set an example of desired behavior
- 10. Follow the rules and regulations – No exemptions Be an inspiration to others.
- 11. Tip 3: Face and solve problems – Be fair
- 12. A leader doesn’t depend on others in solving problems but he/she is still willing on accepting any help/suggestion that is being offered.
- 13. Tip 4: Communicate consistently, clearly and concisely
- 14. Communication is not just about talking and writing. It’s about having a great relationship towards other people. Gives clear direction.
- 15. Tip 5: Keep your temper in check
- 16. Have the right amount of emotion at the right time. Don’t exaggerate or be numb.
- 17. Tip 6: Dress for success
- 18. Be confident. Feeling good on the outside will make you feel good in the inside.
- 19. Tip 7: Practice what you preach
- 20. Don’t just say it but do it. A good follower is a good leader.
- 21. Tip 8: Let God be your guide
- 22. God will always listen to you. Clear your mind and listen to your conscience.
- 23. Sources: http://www.what-are-good-leadership-skills.com/example-leadership-skills.html http://www.revenuejournal.com/2010/01/top_10_characteristics_of_an_e.php http://www1.agric.gov.ab.ca/$department/deptdocs.nsf/all/agdex1334 http://www.focus.com/briefs/top-10-leadership-qualities/ http://powertochange.com/discover/world/effectiveleadership/ http://www.1000advices.com/guru/leadership.html
- 24. THE END!!