Effective leadership takes more than charisma - it requires specific skills as well as a keen level of self-awareness.
Skills grow through many kinds of experience, both inside and outside of work, from classroom-based learning with peers to individual assignments designed to test, expand, and strengthen critical thinking and problem solving. Skill development comes in a variety of strategies and approaches, some crafted with intent, such as job rotation and task force assignments, and others evolving through business crisis or personal hardship to greater self-understanding and confidence.
You will improve your effectiveness as a leader by developing skills in areas of core competency, such as:
- Interpersonal communications
- Critical thinking skills
- Tolerance for ambiguity
- Technical expertise and functional skills
- Organizational and prioritization skills
- Team work
- Creativity
- Drive to action
- Customer relationship management
Facilitation
Feedback
Team Building
Project Management
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