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CHARACTERISTICS OF LEADERSHIP Top Ten Behaviours People Value in Leaders

CHARACTERISTICS OF LEADERSHIP Top Ten Behaviours People Value in Leaders. Showed enthusiasm Supported other people Recognised individual effort Listened to individuals Provided direction Demonstrated personal integrity Practised what he/she preached Encouraged teamwork

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CHARACTERISTICS OF LEADERSHIP Top Ten Behaviours People Value in Leaders

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  1. CHARACTERISTICS OF LEADERSHIPTop Ten Behaviours People Value in Leaders • Showed enthusiasm • Supported other people • Recognised individual effort • Listened to individuals • Provided direction • Demonstrated personal integrity • Practised what he/she preached • Encouraged teamwork • Actively encouraged feedback • Developed other people The Industrial Society, UK (1996)

  2. CHARACTERISTICS OF LEADERSHIPTop Ten Characteristics of Superior Leaders • Honest • Competent • Forward-looking • Inspiring • Intelligent • Fair-minded • Broad-minded • Straightforward • Imaginative • Dependable Kouzes J and Posner P (2001) The Leadership Challenge, US

  3. CHARACTERISTICS OF LEADERSHIPAn Effective Leader? Survey of 54,000 Managers. Covey, Stephen R. (2004) The 8th Habit: From Effectiveness to Greatness London, Simon & Schuster

  4. CHARACTERISTICS OF LEADERSHIPTop Five Critical Success Factors in the Public Sector • Provides clear vision and direction • Interpersonal and communication skills • Inspires staff to achieve and aim higher • Positive and motivates staff • Approachable, listens to people and takes on their views Reed Consulting Survey, UK (2004)

  5. Behavioural Characteristics of Third Sector Leaders • Emotional attachment • Conceptual & Analytical Thinking • Visionary & Inspirational Communicator • Personal Humility • Motivating a Team • Networking • Influencing • Resilience • Self Confidence • Customer Service Orientation • Knowledge of Subject Matter ACEVO (2003) Passionate Leadership

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