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Artyom0805 [142]
3 years ago
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Explain a certain leadership role that you had or played either in your family, community or working environment. What influence

did you have among the people you led? How did you influence your followers? What challenges had you experienced in leading the people. How did you go about solving these challenges? What are your learning lessons with leadership? Please provide relevant examples to the type of leadership you also applied. ​
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1 answer:
lora16 [44]3 years ago
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I’m sure some of us have siblings either half,step,or biological. Many of us without knowing influence our sibilings by the simplistic ways without even realizing it, it can be just talking in a positive way with you parents without having a temper or anything. Challenges you can face with your siblings and parents is pretty hard sometimes for example you guys don’t agree on a certain plan, a way you can solve this is by letting each persons idea come together as one big idea. Leadership is hard for some and for some they are born with it, however almost all of us have it in us one way or another.
Hope this helped, lmk if you need anything else!!
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