...Team Leadership MGT 521 Trella Price 8/7/2014 Jeremy Whaley Team Leadership One of manager’s main characteristics of successfully managing people is achieving the ability to join individuals with various personalities together and forming him and her in to a team of hardworking individuals. As a part of the company’s new strategic plan management is adding a new department to enter a particular market segment. To successful manage the new market division and efficiently accomplish organizational goals, a successful leader must develop a leadership approach for each team member based on the theories of leadership and each member’s individual personalities. As a new manager, this paper will consist of a strategic plan that will lead the team in meeting organizational goals and expectations successfully as a team as well as evaluating each team member, including management. The paper will also assess the position in regard to urgency and culture, and determine the leadership approaches, based on the team, and the situation as well as highlight the principle applied from various leadership theories. Evaluating Personality Traits The first step in the plan is to analyzing each team member’s, including myself, on the 16-Type Personality test. The 16 personality types described with Myers-Brigg Type Indicator (MBTI). Extroversion verses Introversion, Sensing verses Intuition, Thinking verses Feeling, and Perceiving verses...
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...authoritarian personality, religion, conformity and aggression. The authoritarian personality is that those who tend to hostility to a particular group usually shows the same hostility to all groups they see as different. Religion can play a role in prejudice as well because in almost every country leaders invoke religion in order to sanctify the current order of things (Exploring Social Psychology, ch.23, pg.259). An example of this is when the vote for gay and lesbian rights come into play be it adoption, marriage or tax equality you often hear the Bible verses of Leviticus spoken as an example of why it should not be accepted. Those verses are Leviticus 18:22 and 20:13, "You shall not lie with a male as with a woman; it is an abomination" (Leviticus ch.18 verse 22). The other scripture you often hear quoted is "If a man lies with another male as with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination; they shall surely be put to death; their blood is upon them" (Leviticus ch.20 verse 13). Conformity is another contributor to the way society confirms prejudice. If prejudice is seen as socially accepted, many people follow along in order to conform to fashion. Individuals do not always act out of hatred but out of a need to fit in and be liked. Social identity can also contribute to prejudicial attitudes. Humans are a group...
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...Running head: BATTLEFIELD VERSES CALL OF DUTY 1 Battlefield verses Call of Duty Jason Reiter Baker College of Owosso Composition 1 BATTLEFIELD VERSES CALL OF DUTY 2 As long as these games have been out, there are no other games that have come close to rivaling them. Call of Duty and Battlefield are the biggest named first person shooters that is out there today for the Play Station system. With the advances in game design today there might be a rival soon but only by playing the games will one ever be able to tell. Both of the games that were tested are a modern to futuristic first person combat shooter games designed to be played in a verity of scenarios. Battlefield and Call of Duty have been around for the past twenty years and have been in head to head competition on which one is better all this time. In order to find out we must play these games and compare them to each other and our own style of game play. The products that were used are two video games for the PlayStation, Battlefield four and Call of Duty Advanced Warfare. These games were chosen because of their similarities, the controversy of which one of the two is a better game, and how easy each one is to play. These two games can be purchased at any retailer that carries PlayStation and/or Xbox merchandise. If you were looking to buy the games at the cheapest price you can find, Game Stop would be the way you would want to go. At a Wal-Mart...
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...Southwestern Bell Corp. (who had changed its name to SBC) purchased AT&T Corp. who in turn changed its name to AT&T Inc. AT&T Inc. is the largest provider of fixed telephony in the United States. They also provide broadband and subscription television services. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT&T) By the end of 2008, AT&T had discontinued and removed all of its pay telephones. With the decline in phone services, including traditional home phones, the company needed to develop new technologies. The company had to strategize a way back into the consumer’s residence. So, AT&T deployed a new media called U-Verse and extended its high-speed internet into rural areas. ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT&T) Leveling the playing field AT&T quickly realized that the competition for high-speed internet involved completing six to ten jobs a day, where as U-Verse technicians were struggling to complete one or two a day. Management needed to determine a way to increase productivity and efficiency and decrease short comings. The company had to answer these key questions: *...
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...Women in Islam & Feminist Politics* Syllabus Female, Male, Hon Eng Fall 2013 COURSE INFORMATION | Course Name: Women in Islam Semester: Fall 2013 Department: International Affairs College: Arts and Sciences | Course Code: INTA 203 CRN Code: L51, L01 Section: 13698, 14448 Core Curriculum: Elective | Day(s) and Time(s): MW 9.30-10 MW 2-3.15 Venue: Sharia 0147 Biz D203 | Credit Hours: 3 Prerequisites: None | COURSE DESCRIPTION | This course ‘Women in Islam and Feminist politics’ will look at the gender issue from an Islamic perspective. It will examine women’s issues related to Islam and contemporary Muslim culture and scholarship. It will explore the status of women in Islamic thought and practice from five perspectives: women’s position in Islamic theology, jurisprudence, history, Islamic feminism and activism and lived realities. | FACULTY INFORMATION | Instructor : Academic : Office Location: Office Hours:Telephone: E-Mail: Website: | Dr Hatoon AL FASSIAssistant ProfessorWomen Campus, stair 3, # 213 (male students by appointment) MW 12.30-1.30 4403-4948 hatoon@qu.edu.qahttp://faculty.ksu.edu.sa/hatoon.alfassi | REFERENCES AND ADDITIONAL RESOURCES...
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...These attributes inspire followers to put others and the organization first as well. They encourage them to prioritize serving others and the meeting of their needs. The implications of this in team building include having one another’s interest, trust, acting in honor, great relationships, group support, and having honest interaction and communication. Glaze (2014) emphasized great teams have people that know their role and appreciate others as well. They have a positive, caring, and cohesive culture. Additionally they use their talents to serve others and adapt their skills to fit the gaps that the organization has. Pearcey(2004) noted that having a Christian worldview is about following biblical principles in the personal and practical spheres of life. Apostle Paul, citing the example of Christ wrote that people should function in humility and not only seek their own interest. In fact, they should consider others better (Philippians 2:3-4). Christian leaders lead with the agenda to Glorify God and not...
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...DIFFERENCES IN COMPETENCIES BETWEEN NURSES AT THE ASSOCIATE-DEGREE LEVEL VERSES THE BACCALAUREATE-DEGREE LEVEL Debbie Stepp Grand Canyon University: NRS 430 February 3, 2013 DIFFERENCES IN COMPETENCIES BETWEEN NURSES AT THE ASSOCIATE-DEGREE LEVEL VERSES THE BACCALAUREATE – DEGREE LEVEL The health and care of our patient is our number one focus as nurses. As the demands increase, and with the changing health care system today, we are needing a more highly qualified, educated, and diverse nurse. We all want to live in optimal health and take the best care of our patient. Our role, as nurse’s deal with their physical, emotional, intellectual, and social aspects of the care of the patient. With the fast changing health care system, we are needing a more educated nursing staff and here are some facts on that. The baccalaureate nursing practice incorporates the roles of assessing, critical thinking, communicating, providing care, teaching and leading, as noted by the Grand Canyon University of Nursing Philosophy. The professional approach includes the values of autonomy, altruism, human dignity, integrity, and social justice with unconditional regard for people. Nursing practice includes health promotion, disease preventions, early detection of health deviations, prompt and adequate treatment of the human response to acute and chronic illness, and compassionate care for those experiencing death. The Future of Nursing is called to increase the number of baccalaureate-prepared...
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...The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is one of the many clubs at Northwestern Lehigh. The Club consists of a group of christians--who are athletes-- that come together for prayer, worship, and the occasional game. In efforts to encourage new members to join, the club hosted an ice cream party. At the party, previous members of the club scooped ice cream for newcomers while listening to christian music and learning what the club is about. Club meetings are held at Sarah Supple’s house from 7:00 to 8:30. For the first 45 minutes at Sarah’s house, everyone from the club plays games that can be either inside or outside. A favorite of the group is capture the flag. After playing the selected game and munching on some snacks, everyone gathers inside...
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...Noah Patrick Pastor Shayne Michael Daughenbaugh Introduction to Youth Ministry May 1, 2014 YOUTH MINISTRY FINAL Many might ask, why is youth ministry important in the church? The answer to this question is very easy, and it is because youth are the leaders, makers, and team members of the future. They are energetic, mature and smart enough to help with a lot of things like, setting up for church, spreading the word of God to the community. It is also necessary because it helps to have important relationships between youth and the youth workers; and youth to youth themselves, it makes great friendships. Going back to the given scenario, of just moving to a new church and want get involved in their YM. When I first get there I have to first learn how things work there. Get to know the people that are already working with the youth if there is any and get to know the youth in the church. As I am observing how things work I need to be asking be keeping my self in check by regularly checking my motives and my heart. Making sure that on my side everything is good with my spiritual life and also I am in good terms with my family. After making sure that I am set and God has given me the go ahead sign. Then I will go and suggest some ideas to the youth leaders that are already trying to pursue the job. Now lets say this church is a Tanzanian church. I am more that 90% sure that there is no church out there that is doing youth ministry that has to do with relational ministry....
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...“Personal Portfolio Assignment” February, 2013 A. Brief Introduction highlighting your strength and support overseas assignment In order to select the right candidate for the position, the hiring manager has to assess whether the candidate has the proper skills and personality to build a successful telecommunication sector overseas. I am here to tell you that I am the candidate for the job. I have over 6 years of experience in high profile positions where I am responsible for managing a diversified team of employees who come from various cultures and held different professional backgrounds. My career growth went from performing complex administrative task for senior employees to being a property manager for one of the largest banks in the world. Therefore, I can sympathize with employees who are within a supportive role and I can understand the pressure of being in a high powered position. These positions have allowed me to learn and polish the skills needed to take on a leadership role overseas. Mr. Hartman (2000), the originator of the Hartman personality profile color code model generated a questionnaire test that compiles input data and analyzes how you subconsciously answered the questions. The results of the questionnaire will demonstrate that I have the necessary strength, personality and limitations needed to successfully take on the lead role position and produce phenomenal results all while achieving career and personal...
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...along the lines of "oh that's neat, but what's so fun about that?" For one second, stop thinking about whatever you're thinking and picture this. A hot, quiet day with the sun beating down on your skin. You're sitting under a luscious green tree trying to find as much shade possible while you watch everything go on around you. Children, barely clothed and barefoot laughing while they kick an almost flat beaten up soccer ball around the cement patio. Hearing their giggles would immediately give you a huge smile and warm feeling inside. No matter how hard, how tiring and how emotionally tough it was, I can honestly say it was the best week of my entire life. This trip challenged me in ways I never thought possible. Throughout the week my team and I built homes for 5 different families and then finished up by doing medical missions. God's calling took me on this mission trip and I responded to the call and could never be more grateful. This journey all started with a scary, headache causing van ride up the side of the mountain. There were 15 of us from my church all squished into two vans. While I climbed into this big van I thought it was going to be so fun to drive up a mountain, see all the appealing scenery and have the thrill of almost feeling like we're going to fall. Well…. I was wrong. Every second there was a huge bump or pothole in the road so our heads were slamming against the side of the van. At one point the van in front of us got stuck in a pile of mud, so we had...
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...for Christ, 2007). The third spiritual law is “Jesus Christ is God's only provision for man's sin. Through Him you can know and experience God's love and plan for your life” (Campus Crusade for Christ, 2007). The fourth and final spiritual law is “We must individually receive Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord; then we can know and experience God's love and plan for our lives” (Campus Crusade for Christ, 2007). The four spiritual laws allow for Christians to be more effective witnesses for Christ. Believe This method has a couple of advantages. First, these laws start out in a positive manor. It lets everyone know that God loves you and wants you to come to Him as you are no matter what stage of life you are in. Secondly, it attracts to a group of people that rely on a principle model to explain life around them. These laws give direction, meaning and purpose to life with God. The spiritual laws are the stepping stones or building blocks for a non-believer to becoming a believer. The spiritual laws are a tool used to reach out to all whether you are a believer or not. The laws are useful as well for its simplicity to understand and ability to easily comprehend. Some might say that a disadvantage to this method might be its non detailed...
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...Leadership Comparison and Contrast Mutiny on the Bounty Brenau University Dana Nelms September 2, 2015 Abstract Noted as the most notable munity in the history of navigation, Mutiny on the Bounty descripts the voyages of Captain Bligh and subsequent mutiny of this crew. In 1787, William Bligh was appointed the captain of the Bounty. The mission of the trip was to travel to Tahiti to obtain breadfruit trees for transplanting in the West Indies for the purpose of producing food for the slaves owned by the English nobility. There where multiple reasons for the mutiny, however the main cause was the leadership style of Captain Bligh. He was viewed as a tyrant on the ship, acting more of a dictator than a leader. The second-in-command, Fletcher Christian had a participative or facilitator type leadership style that caused conflict. The different styles often caused strife among the two men, ultimately leading to the munity. (The Bounty 1984) This paper discusses the comparison and contract of Captain Bligh and Fletcher Christian leadership styles. The Leaders The two main characters of the voyage are Captain Bligh and his second –in-command, Fletcher Christian. The trip to the Tahiti was one of difficulty in regards to overcrowding, lack of food or water; also what the crew considers the tranny of Captain Bligh. The stay on the island was beneficial to the crew as they enjoyed the tropics and became friendly with the natives, especially with the women. Upon the...
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...work hard and achieve the highest grade that I possibly can. Currently, I am studying a National Diploma for I.T. Practitioners at The Northern Regional College in Coleraine. This course is all based on computers and involves subjects like Multimedia, Website Design, Systems Analysis and Design etc. We have also had the opportunity of taking apart and reassembling a PC. I find this learning experience fun and challenging. I wish to further my studies by going to University to Study Computer Science. I am also a member of the “Technical Team” in my church. As a team, we have to make sure that all the equipment is working correctly for each Sunday. If problems do occur we have to find a solution as quickly as possible, which can be challenging but also very fun to do. Each Easter the church holds a radio called “Life 4 You”. The technical team has a key roll in the management and production of this radio for example, the team must:- organise programs (based around...
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...Methods of Evangelism Nathalie Graham Liberty University Online The Romans Road Summary of Method – The Romans Road is an “intellectual” plan using a collection of verses from the New Testament book of Romans to explain God’s gift of salvation. When these verses are arranged in order they offer a systematic presentation of the plan of salvation (What is Roman’s Road?) Through the presentation of these verses one learns that we are all sinners (Romans 3:10, 23), that the wages of sin are death (Romans 6:23), that Jesus paid for our sins on the cross (Romans5:8), that salvation comes through faith, by confessing with our mouths and believing in our hearts that Jesus is Lord (Romans 10:9,10), and the need to call on the Lord for salvation (Romans 10:13) (What Is Roman’s Road?). The sharing of these scriptures opens the door for one to accept salvation. Advantages of Using This Method – There are several advantages to using this method of evangelism. First, for those that are new to witnessing to others the Roman’s Road offers a solid Biblical plan to winning souls. This method is laid out so that even children and the newest Christian would be able to share Christ with others using the scriptures. Secondly, the plan exposes the non-believer to the scriptures. Thirdly, this method is effective in reaching those that accept that the Bible is the Word of God and are willing to accept its teachings. Disadvantages of Using This Method – The Romans Road method of evangelism...
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