Problem: We have learned that leadership is not limited to businesses. Parents, relatives, students, friends, neighbors, and volunteers represent a small example of those who lead. You may find that there is a person, or group, that looks to you for direction, or as a role model. This makes you a leader. On the other hand, you may be actively pursuing a position of leadership within your workplace. Either way, it is important for you to understand what followers want from a leader. Read the article: What employees want from their leader (Tanski-Phillips, 2019).
1. Describe which characteristics you think you possess and give an example of how you apply them.
2. Describe one or more characteristics you think you need to improve on and why.