Questions Following the Readings: The Leader's Character
Leadership for Intelligence Professionals
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Learn to Lead |
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Welcome |
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Leadership for Intelligence Professionals |
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Course Syllabus |
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Course Topics |
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Introduction to Leadership |
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Leadership Traits |
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The Leader's Character |
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Types of Leaders and Styles of Leadership |
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Leadership Competencies |
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Followership, Leadership and the Staff Officer |
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Leadership in Intelligence Coordination: Leading Teams |
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Leadership in Management |
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Supplemental Materials |
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Supplemental Materials |
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Self-Assessment |
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Self-Assessment Guidance |
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Worksheet |
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Personal Leadership Development Plan |
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Plan Guidance |
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Example |
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Two Student Examples |
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Student Example: Calendar Style |
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Personal Leadership Philosophy |
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Philosophy Guidance and Example |
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Student Examples |
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COMMUNICATIONS |
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Questions Following the Readings
The Leader's Character
1. After examing the definitions of "morals" and "ethics", what is the relationship between the two ideas expressed by those words? How are they the same, how are they different?
2. Likewise, how are values and principles related?
3. Where did Covey find his principles? Can you suggest other places where one can find principles to Lead by?
4. Are Covey's 4 "master principles" or "meta" principles new to you? How do they relate to previous discussions in this class?
5. What is the principle of Leadership that is most frequently highlighted in the various readings? Why is it so important for Leadership?
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