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Leadership Interview: Jay Holbrook. Elizabeth Fischer Thursday December 4, 2003. Who is he?. Course Director. Trainer. Why did I pick him?. He is a teacher. He is a volunteer. Analyzer. Controller. His Leadership Style. Direct/Assertive. Fact Finder. Emotionally Controlled.
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Leadership Interview:JayHolbrook Elizabeth Fischer Thursday December 4, 2003
Who is he? • Course Director • Trainer
Why did I pick him? • He is a teacher • He is a volunteer
Analyzer Controller His Leadership Style • Direct/Assertive • Fact Finder • Emotionally Controlled • Adventure
Strengths vs. Weaknesses…What so important? ☺ Necessary for leaders to know those of their group as well as their own! ☺ WHY? Different Personalities impact group function. • Strength • Helping team realize their strengths and weaknesses. • Weakness • Empathy
Values are important! • Scouts are value-based, so his leadership workshops are value-based. • 12 Point Boy Scout Law • Trust and Respect are the most important.
And what about change? ☺Important in any leadership task!☺ WHY? Methods of instilling values will change from generation to generation. THEN NOW • Camping/Digging Trenches • Corrective measures on the environment
The vision is most important and difficult task But, powerful emotional reactions are involved. “It defines great leadership because all great leaders are determined in their vision.” Teams can be destroyed and people left behind. The future is uncertain. “But that is the emotional price you pay as a leader to get to where you want to be.”