Personal Leadership Plan Complete submit a 1,750- 2,450-word paper describe personal plan a leader future. • In addition reflecting previous leadership plans, include key concepts Brent & Dent, Deal, Nahavandi, Yukl texts, readings.
Personal Leadership Plan
The environmental factors that influence individuals', companies', organizations' behavior require that people benefit from the influence of a strong leader. In an environment with different types of change levels, it is important that people feel the strength of a leader that is able to point them in the right direction, to allow them the resources they need, and to give them the constructive feedback they require in order to reach their objectives. Leaders must be able to adapt their leadership style in accordance with the requirements of each situation, and not be rigid in a certain leadership style.
In order to become successful leaders people must develop a plan. This is important because it helps them establish their objectives, which establish their direction upon which they build their strategy (Burns, 2012). In addition to this, by developing the personal leadership plan individuals increase their commitment level in reaching a leadership position.
Personal Vision and Mission
As a college senior, I am interested in building a strong management career that allows me to put to work my skills and interest in managing people. I cannot state that I have a clear vision about the professional position I intend to occupy, but I know that it must involve managing people and processes. It is obvious that this is a long-term objective that will be achieved through intense study, hard work and experience, and acknowledgement from peers. Therefore, my vision is to become a flexible leader, with the company's interests and my team members' needs in mind at the same time. My mission is to develop and apply a leadership style that adapts to the necessities of each situation, and that encourages people to follow.
Leadership Strengths and Weaknesses Self-assessment
Communication Skills
The success of business enterprises relies on communication. In other words, how we communicate with our business partners, employees, and managers determines our success. It is important to focus on developing and improving communication skills. This is very important for leaders (Brent & Dent, 2013). They cannot expect that their team members make all communication efforts. The leader must be the example that his team follows. Therefore, individuals that want to become leaders must evaluate their communication skills in order to identify the areas that require additional improvement efforts.
In order to evaluate my communication skills I used several tools. I took several online communication assessment tests. I also requested feedback from people I know, like people I work with and college professors and colleagues. Some of their answers confirmed what I had already established about myself, but there were also certain issues that I had not identified. This refers mostly to how I manage conflict situations.
The communication skills evaluation activity revealed the fact that I have strong communication skills, but there is also room for improvement. Areas where I scored highest are represented by active listening, empathy, constructive feedback, motivation, and flexibility. I scored lowest on conflict management skills. People that evaluated me stated that I do not often address situations of conflict between people. This is obviously an important skill to develop, because conflicts are frequent in business environments.
Planning and Organizing Skills
Such skills are another important asset of great leaders. I have always been very good at planning and organizing things, and my skills have only improved until now. The subjects studied in college, especially those related to management have helped improve my prioritization skills. I think in order to have great results using planning and organizing skills it is important to prioritize. This is because the business environment seems to lead to an increased number of activities that leaders and their teams must work with.
The leader must also be able to teach his team members how to successfully plan and organize activities. I think I am very good at this, as I was team leader in most of the projects I did during college. The results I obtained during this period are a strong point I would like to present: all teams I led turned in the project ahead of time, I planned and organized the projects' activities, assigning them to the team members that were mostly qualified to each of them. Therefore, all team members did their job in due time, without having to work nights or to put in extra efforts into reaching this objective. I am sure I can have such results in...
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