Leadership Competencies
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Leadership competencies for Don White were assessed in 2015 through a 360-degree feedback process. Respondents used up to 5 words to describe Don White's leadership style, with their responses forming a word cloud graphic. The word cloud showed the most commonly used words to describe Don White's leadership abilities and competencies.
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Leadership Competencies
- 1. LEADERSHIP COMPETENICES WORD CLOUD Source: 360-Degree Leadership Competencies Assessment, 2015 Respondents Were Asked to Describe Don White’s Leadership in Up to 5 Words