Famous Leaders in History
This civil rights leader famously said, "I have a dream."
Who is Martin Luther King Jr.?
This style of communication involves paraphrasing, asking clarifying questions, and visual cues like nodding.
What is active listening?
Disclosing a company mistake to the public rather than hiding it demonstrates this ethical value.
What is transparency?
Leaders that use this style often make decisions alone without team input, prioritizing speed over collaboration.
What is an Autocratic Leader?
Empathy, communication, mediation,
What is conflict resolution?
The “Notorious RBG” as she was called, was the second woman to serve on the Supreme Court. She advocated for gender equality and successfully argued many landmark cases.
Who is Ruth Bader Ginsburg?
This style can involve using charts and graphs to explain complex ideas.
What is Visual Communication?
When a manager refuses to favor a friend for a promotion, they are upholding this aspect of ethics.
What is fairness (or impartiality)?
A leader in this style would ask their team to vote on major decisions.
What is a democratic leader?
Prioritization, time blocking, organization.
What is time management?
This South African president dismantled apartheid and won a Nobel Peace Prize.
Who is Nelson Mandela?
Using this style, you might rephrase 'You're behind schedule' with 'I am concerned about your deadline'.
What is "I-statements"?
When a CEO takes a pay cut to avoid layoffs during a crisis, it shows this ethical value.
What is empathy?
This type of leader focuses on mentoring each player to grow their skills, even if it slows short-term results.
What is a coaching leader?
Trust, Collaboration, Empathy
What is team building?
Known for his mantra, 'Innovation distinguishes between a leaders and a follower', this is the founder of Apple.
Who is Steve Jobs?
This style is used for online announcements, drafting e-mails, and marketing events.
What is written communication?
A leader prioritizes community impact over short-term profits. This demonstrates _____.
What is Social Responsibility?
A great example of this leader is a CEO that works late to help employees meet a deadline, they put the team's needs above their own.
What is servant leader?
Decisiveness, adaptability, composure under pressure
What is crisis management?
He led the United States through the Great Depression and WWII with his "Fireside Chats"
Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt?
This style involves cues like eye contact and posture.
What is Body Language (non-verbal communication)?
This ethical dilemma involves balancing stockholder profits with employee welfare.
What is the Stakeholder Paradox?
A leader that uses this style inspires their team with a vision for the future, and encourages innovation and risk-taking.
What is transformative leadership?
Active listening, feedback delivery, empowerment
What is mentorship?