To Lead or not to Lead...
A person that steps in and always helps when needed. Someone who poses as a positive example, and guides and enables people.
A Leader.
Showing someone how to go about executing the topic at hand.
Demonstrate
A process by which information is exchanged between individuals through any common system of words, symbols, signs, or behavior.
Communication
A structured process of taking a group of people, and teaching them to appreciate the differences each person brings to the table, for learning to work towards a common goal.
Team Development
KNOWING how someone feels through personal experience.
Sympathy
A person that listens to a leading figure, and always works well with others to solve conflict or accomplish something.
A Follower.
To go over a specific topic and fully elaborate on how to go about executing the topic.
Explain
The act of conveying information without the specific use of words.
Non-Verbal Communication
Low Skills & High Enthusiasm
Forming
A written, dated, and signed instrument that directs a bank to pay a specific sum of money to the bearer.
A Check.
Something a leading figure or group should always have. Hint: This was the very first topic we discussed in this course.
A Vision.
Teaching someone everything that they need to know, and then allowing them to try executing the topic by themselves while you oversee.
Enable
A process of showing communication through action or motion between 2 or more people non-verbally. Hint: There are 8 total fundamentals that make up the answer to this question.
Body Language
Growing Skills & Rising Enthusiasm
Norming
A retirement plan to which employees can contribute; employers may also make matching contributions. This particular plan is very smart to invest in very early on in life, but is never forced, and is often offered with most job positions.
A 401(k).
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
List 5 qualities of a strong and reliable Follower.
Teaching someone most of what they need to know, and then allowing them to try executing the topic while you assist on their mistakes.
Guide
Non-Verbal Communication can be interpreted in multiple ways. In particular, we went over 2 meanings this week and how the 2 were similar, but also were different. What was this comparison known as?
Literal vs. Background
A process that involves discussing pros and cons of your team, and what needs to be done for your team to properly succeed. This process can be executed not only as a team, but also as a pair, or even as an individual.
Start-Stop-Continue
What is listed in the top left corner of an envelope when sending mail?
Your Name, Home Address, City, State, and Zip Code. The term 'Return Address' is also accepted.
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
List 5 qualities of a strong and reliable Leader.
What does EDGE stand for?
Explain
Demonstrate
Guide
Enable
List at least 4 of the 7 C's of Communication.
Complete
Considerate
Concrete
Clear
Courteous
Concise
Correct
List the 4 stages of Team Development.
Forming
Storming
Norming
Performing
List the complete acronym for "EAR".
Express
Address
Resolve