What do we call the various approaches leaders use to guide, motivate, and influence others?
What is leadership styles?
The shared values, beliefs, and behaviors within an organization.
What is Organizational Culture?
A workplace email is an example of this communication channel.
What is written communication?
This decision-making style relies on instinct and quick judgement.
What is intuitive decision-making?
Who was HR this semester?
What is Yahya!
This EI skill refers to recognizing your own emotions as they happen.
What is Self-Awareness?
This statement describes what an organization hopes to become in the future.
What is a Vision Statement?
Listening with the intent to understand rather than respond.
What is active listening?
The first thing leaders should communicate during organizational change?
What is the "why"?
What is corporate social responsibility?
This emotional intelligence component involves understanding the emotions of others.
What is empathy?
What does DEI stand for?
What is Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion?
Internal or external forces that drive a person to act are known as this.
What is motivation?
This decision-making model involves 8 steps to identify a problem, evaluate alternatives, and choose the best solution.
What is the rational decision-making model?
What are the four colors in True Colors?
What is Orange, Blue, Green, and Gold?
Using your natural talents intentionally to influence and support others.
What is leading from strengths?
Guiding principles that shape what an organization believes is important.
What is Core Values?
SBI feedback method stands for what?
What is Situation, Behavior, and Impact?
A structure where employees report to both a functional manager and a project manager.
What is a matrix structure?
A framework used to evaluate a company’s performance based on three dimensions rather than financial profit alone.
What is the "Triple Bottom Line?"
The total number of CliftonStrengths talent themes.
What is 34?
What is the term for the way team members support and cooperate with their leader?
What is followership?
What are the four appreciation languages in the workplace?
What is words of affirmation, quality time, acts of service, and tangible gifts.
The _______ Framework outlines four essential functions managers perform to achieve organizational goals.
What is POLC (Planning, Organizing, Leading, and Controlling).
What are the four areas on Carroll's CSR Pyramid?
What is philanthropic, ethical, legal, and economic?