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Leadership in the Agriculture Industry

Leadership in the Agriculture Industry. Good Leadership Qualities. Integrity Honesty Courage Willing to go forward under difficult circumstances Management Using people, resources, process to reach a goal. Unselfishness Placing the desires and welfare of others above yourself Loyalty

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Leadership in the Agriculture Industry

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  1. Leadership in the Agriculture Industry

  2. Good Leadership Qualities • Integrity • Honesty • Courage • Willing to go forward under difficult circumstances • Management • Using people, resources, process to reach a goal

  3. Unselfishness • Placing the desires and welfare of others above yourself • Loyalty • Reliable support for an individual, group or cause • Enthusiasm • Energy to do a job and the inspiration to encourage others

  4. Plan • Able to think through, determine procedures • Knowledge • Awareness, understanding • Tact • Enjoying and doing the right thing without offending

  5. Leadership is influence- the ability to obtain followers.- John C. Maxwell A good leader should… • Know how to organize and manage activities • Be self confidant • Follow directions • Think logically • Make decision • Solve problems • Understand the needs of others • Communicate effectively What are your leadership qualities? Brainstorm for 5 minutes

  6. Steps in choosing a career • “Consider your interests, abilities, and other characteristics” should be the first step • Narrow the field of jobs • Study the requirement of the job – get good information • Plan for alternative occupations – the first choice may not work out • Prepare a plan for career preparation – early career planning can help you take the right courses in high school • Be willing to pay the price for success – education, dedication • Get work experience – SAE, coop., part-time job

  7. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ki-CgFrL1HE&list=PL7B61381EE0438243&index=9http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ki-CgFrL1HE&list=PL7B61381EE0438243&index=9 • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mT-5sEDse3E&list=PL7B61381EE0438243&index=19 • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_U3AuzSG5P4&list=PL7B61381EE0438243&index=3

  8. Assignment • Choose a career in the horticulture industry • List 5 interesting facts about this career • Locate a job position in our area that is hiring (Internet research, newspapers job websites…) • Find one that suits you. Determine…. • What leadership qualities are required? • What leadership qualities do you have? • Do you match this job?

  9. Factors for your careerDetermine the following for this position. • Pay and location • Qualifications required (education, experience, skills, etc) • Personal contact (will you work with others) • Working conditions (indoor/outdoor) • Working hours (year round, seasonal, hourly, overtime, etc) • Retirement and other benefits • Opportunities for promotion

  10. Homework • Come prepared to share your job position with the class on Monday.

  11. Resume assignment • Prepare your own resume by filling in the blank information. • Use the sample provided • For homework, type your resume to look professional and prepare a cover letter

  12. Job Interview • Cover letter sent in to assist in establishing an interview date • Follow-up phone call is typically recommended to secure interview • Resume is sent with cover letter. Typically suggested that the individual bring a copy of resume to interview as well

  13. Job Interview • Individual should dress in professional attire • Prepare for the interview and application process • Practice common questions asked during an interview

  14. Job Interview • What are your 3 greatest attributes and strengths? • What are your three biggest weaknesses or things you would like to improve upon? • Where do you want to be in five years? • What leadership qualities can you bring to our company? • Why are you the best candidate for job?

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