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Seven Qualities of a Leader
The leaders in a group always stand out against the followers of the group, especially in the business world. They must possess characteristics that set them apart from others. These qualities are learned and perfected over time, not something you just wake up “being” one morning. The following are seven qualities that allow a leader to be successful.
The first quality is vision. When a leader is the head of a project or the manager of a group of employees, they must always have a clear vision or idea in their mind. Leaders must set a goal and know the right steps to take in order to accomplish the goal. When the leader sets up this plan, he must inform his group in a clear and understandable way. Good communication skills are a key factor when trying to inform the rest of your group about the goal and plans.
However, leaders can not achieve a goal alone, which leads to quality number two or openness. Everybody has a different way of thinking and part of the leader’s job is to listen to his team’s opinions. Accepting new ideas keeps the group diverse and will allow them to achieve their goal in a timely fashion. When the leader allows other group members to contribute new ideas, relationships will begin to form because trust is now established.
COMMUNICATION AND LEADERSHIP
Why is communication important?
Looking for information, motivating, giving compliments, making appointments, giving advice, sell something, greeting, taunting, etc.
70% error in the working world is a matter of communication. Because:
• Dissatisfaction with each other
• Low Moral
• Loss of working in a team spirit
• Exit in high employee
• Conflict and arguments
• The decline in confidence and self-confidence.
• Loss of companionship
The results of effective communication.
• There is cooperation
• Maintain relationships
• Completing the task either individual or group
• Mutual motivate
• Mutual help
• The atmosphere is relaxed, comfortable, mutual trust, Psychological safety
What things to consider in communicating?
• Body language
• Facial expressions
• choice of words
• writing style
• Talk with a clear language