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This document contains a quiz on personal development with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions. It addresses topics like self-awareness, personal skills and talents, social interactions, personality traits, values, and motivational goals. The questions identify terms related to personal development concepts and ask the test taker to match descriptions with the correct term. It seems aimed at assessing understanding of foundational personal development frameworks and theories.
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Here are the leadership qualities I observed in them:
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- Hardworking: They work hard and lead by example.
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- Team player: They involve everyone and value team effort over individual glory.
- Good communicator: They communicate goals clearly and listen to others.
- Confident: They are self-assured and make decisions with conviction.
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