Leadership
From a whole week of Leadership and excellence module, it has got me thinking on what leadership really is? There are so many meaning for leadership, but the definition that best suits me is,
Leadership is a process of communicating creativity through an experience inspired by role models/examples to create openness, motivation, fairness and integrity. Also having an insight to recognize all situations, showing authority and interacting.
So if the leader tells to do something or enforced his or her veiw, this makes him/her a direct leader (An example would be Hitler). But if the leader does something that benefits the world and people learn from it and follow without being told to follow is known as an indirect leader (An example of this would be Mother Teresa). But the question that comes to my mind is Does the dominance of a person make them an effective leader?
05 Feb 2012 00:33
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Henry Ortiz Toloza
Yeah. This is a good definition of leadership; interesting good factors were chosen to define it. I actually think that a direct leader is not someone who just tells you what to do or enforce you to something; it is also someone who directly influences you having in mind his position of leader. In addition, I think that leaders has the power of manipulate and dominance people. However, an effective leader is not one who does the job, the leader is the one who provides tools and guide people to achieve a goal
16 Feb 2012, 19:06
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