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Good leadership skills, result driven person,can quickly fit in to new task, also faster repond to problem solving. Knowing shortage about herself, have positive attitude towards challenge. Nice and fun personality.

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Has good knowledge of business and works well with others

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Good leader need have Time management skill

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he is the leader of this team, but he has weak leadership skill he is usually  persuaded by other members
Group 5

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Andrew bad attitude in E06

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strong leadership style

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very result driven, intergrity, and strong emotional 

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very result driven, intergrity, and strong emotional 

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Majority candidates have strong personalities, over confident, over ambitious, motivate work only by external rewards. 

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Majority candidates have strong personalities, over confident, over ambitious, motivate work only by external rewards. 

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Group 5

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Management consultant
Very ambitious
Group 2

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Elizabeth is a good leader,and earn more money in the end.

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Elizabeth is a good leader,and earn more money in the end.

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S13E07

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The conflication with given name to the new car, but the leader insist named it Miami, the group member had strongly argument. but in the end they know if they decide a leader so they must listen to his opinion  Group 5

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nice guy, care employee feeling, improve employee performance. encourage employee. have own leadership style. (☆_☆)

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nice guy, care employee feeling, improve employee performance. encourage employee. have own leadership style. (☆_☆)

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leadership is the process of directing, controlling, motivating and inspiring staff towards the realization of stated organizational goals.      

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leadership is the process of directing, controlling, motivating and inspiring staff towards the realization of stated organizational goals.      

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leading is guiding the work efforts of other people in directions appropriate to action plans; leading involves building commitment and encouraging work efforts that support goal attainment.
- group 5

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the topic is attractive to advertising car

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Apply the right leadership style to right situa

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Team Graphene : Bad leadership, no shared common vision on the project. They just carry on without solving the conflict within the team.

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Leadership the process of directing, controlling, motivating, and inspiring staff towards the realisation of stated organisational goals (Clegg et al, 2008, p662).

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Leadership the process of directing, controlling, motivating, and inspiring staff towards the realisation of stated organisational goals (Clegg et al, 2008, p662).

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The activity of leading a group of people or organizations.Leading is the ability to do this

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They have many conflicts but didn't manage to solve the problems.

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They have many conflicts but didn't manage to solve the problems.

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yes they have conflict ,from the results of the two groups,Jayne did not meet her expected standards.this is the project manager's mistake.

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Yup, Sajan always saying that "I will be a good partner, I am creative...  I will get you a lot of money" things like that TOTALLY unrealistic.

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Yup, Sajan always saying that "I will be a good partner, I am creative...  I will get you a lot of money" things like that TOTALLY unrealistic.

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Leadership is the ability of an individual or a group of individuals to influence and guide followers or other members of an organization 

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Leadership is the ability of an individual or a group of individuals to influence and guide followers or other members of an organization 

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leadership brings together the skills,such as motivating,inspiring.....

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leadership brings together the skills,such as motivating,inspiring.....

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Sarah

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"Leadership is a process whereby an individual influences a group of individuals to achieve a common goal”   

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"Leadership is a process whereby an individual influences a group of individuals to achieve a common goal”   

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favourite: s13 ep3

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I agree.His evaluation is very fair, will address the personal issues candidates.

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I agree.His evaluation is very fair, will address the personal issues candidates.

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leadership is the act of motivating a group people to act towards achieve a common goals.

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Theres have lots conflicts happened during each tasks not only within the group work or decision makings with the leaders, they have a lot of pressure all the time that makes them cannot be creative or  rational.  

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Theres have lots conflicts happened during each tasks not only within the group work or decision makings with the leaders, they have a lot of pressure all the time that makes them cannot be creative or  rational.  

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Group 2

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Sarah Lynn, "people person", she is tough and don't need tactics to win, intending to simply by herself through the process.

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Sarah Lynn, "people person", she is tough and don't need tactics to win, intending to simply by herself through the process.

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Each member of the team has specific task to undertake. They argue sometimes but resolved the leader.

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Adair's three circles theory: task, team and individuals

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Adair's three circles theory: task, team and individuals

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Sarah: Transactional leadership is based on an exchange of services. Workers exchange levels of performance for certain types of rewards. This leadership style makes the employees being motivate to work by external rewards, but it doesn't collect the follower for the organisation.

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Sarah: Transactional leadership is based on an exchange of services. Workers exchange levels of performance for certain types of rewards. This leadership style makes the employees being motivate to work by external rewards, but it doesn't collect the follower for the organisation.

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we agree, cause the loser team member do have that cooperation problems. we agree he said "work will not tell you what to do but what not to do." -group 5

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we agree, cause the loser team member do have that cooperation problems. we agree he said "work will not tell you what to do but what not to do." -group 5

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Not all the time

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early trait theories said that leadership is an innate, instinctive quality that you do or don't have .we 've moved on from this idea,and we are learning more about what we can do to develop leadership qualities within ourselves and others.

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early trait theories said that leadership is an innate, instinctive quality that you do or don't have .we 've moved on from this idea,and we are learning more about what we can do to develop leadership qualities within ourselves and others.

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Individual behavior is necessary

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In the lose team, most of the members are individualistic.  The leader of that team is easily be convinced by others to change his decision.- group 5

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We find a team need to cooperate in a project，we will analysis these questions  from team members：
Eisabel：control freak mannerisms
Sartain：do not know how to creative
Jonah：argumentative，confrontational，but do not know how to work together in a team
James：He is not a good leader，has weaker leadership

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The Trump administration has threatened Venezuela with economic sanctions if the government proceeds with a vote to elect a Constituent Assembly to rewrite the constitution - the Venezuelan constitution that is. Venezuela is not about to rewrite the U.S. Constitution or some other country's constitution. That clarification is necessary because the Trump administration and other governments (Canada, Colombia etc..) seem to have collectively appointed themselves the Supreme Court of Venezuela.

It should also be noted that Venezuelan opposition leaders have effectively been imposing economic sanctions on their own country for quite some time. Since winning control over the National Assembly in 2015, Henry Ramos Allup and Julio Borges (who have each been National Assembly President) have boasted of blocking Venezuela's access to foreign loans. According to the opposition-aligned pollster, Datanalisis, 55% of Venezuelans disapprove of that opposition tactic and only 31.7% approve. As for the sanctions Trump has threatened, 65% are opposed and only 26% are in favour. Unsurprisingly, people living through a major economic crisis tend not to be in favor of deliberately making it worse. All of this is taking the numbers of an opposition-aligned pollster at face value. Public hostility towards economic sanctions, whether imposed by Trump or by opposition leaders, is probably even more widespread than what Datanalisis has reported.

These figures are known to many corporate journalists in Venezuela but good luck finding them mentioned, never mind appropriately highlighted. What you will - very often - find reported is a Datanalisis poll finding that 67% "disagree" with electing a Constituent Assembly. I disagree myself. I think it was a bad idea. It doesn't follow that electing one is unconstitutional - much less grounds for foreign intervention. Datanalisis also reported that 39% think the opposition should participate in the Constituent Assembly elections. Again, good luck finding that figure mentioned in the media.

In 1999, Venezuelans voted in a referendum to elect a Constituent Assembly. The method for electing the Constituent Assembly was part of what voters approved. After the constitution was drafted, it was then approved by voters in a referendum and therefore entered into law. In 2000, Presidential and National Assembly elections were held under the new constitution. This extremely democratic process was constantly smeared in the international media over the years by saying "Hugo Chavez rewrote the constitution". The constitution of 1999 was briefly annulled during the short-lived Carmona dictatorship which was backed by the opposition's core leadership of today (Henrique Capriles, Leopoldo Lopez, Julio Borges, Henry Ramos, and many others). That dictatorship was also backed by the U.S government and major international media like the New York Times who gushed over Carmona.

Venezuela's President Maduro has alienated some chavistas by not following the same process as in 1999 - specifically the initiating referendum where voters are asked to approve both the general idea of electing a Constituent Assembly and the general method for electing one. In fact, the constitution is very far from clear that an initiating referendum is required, or even a final referendum on the constitution that is drafted. However, Maduro has committed to holding a referendum on the constitution that is drafted by the Constituent Assembly. This is extremely important and routinely ignored in media coverage about the Constituent Assembly. Hopefully one of the proposed changes to Venezuela's constitution will be to make to make it crystal clear (as is article 444 of Ecuador's constitution for example) that an initiating referendum is required to convene a Constituent Assembly, as well as a final referendum on what it drafts.

At any rate, the idea that foreign governments have the right to impose an interpretation of Venezuela's constitution on Venezuela is ludicrous. Presumably US citizens would say the same if Venezuela ordered the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Citizens United.

Voting in the Constituent Assembly will be voluntary and through secret ballot. The international press has sought to discredit the vote in a few ways. One is to claim that electoral sectors have been designed ensure the government a majority. Torino Capital, no fan of the government, did an analysis which concluded that the opposition could win control of the Constituent Assembly with 58% of the votes. The media also reported a figure of about 7 million participating in an informal plebiscite against the Constituent Assembly without noting that there 20 million eligible voters in Venezuela, or mentioning that millions turned out for a dry run of the Constituent Assembly.

As always, the media has hyped claims that public sector workers are being pressured to vote. The media has been vastly less interested in opposition threats to forcibly impede people from voting. In Chavismo's worst defeat (in December of 2015) 5.6 million people voted Chavista. There are only 2.8 million public sector workers in Venezuela, roughly 20% of the workforce. Moreover, just taking by Datanalisis polls at face value, about 4 million voters approve of Maduro's performance.

The mother of Orlando Figuera, a young man who died after being stabbed and burned alive by opposition protesters, was fired from her job as a domestic servant shortly after giving a TV interview in which she denounced the opposition. How widespread is this kind of discrimination in a country where millions work for employers who hate the government? Don't wait for the international media to investigate. They've had a decade and a half to do it. They could care less.

The media has referred to the broad powers the Constitution Assembly to dissolve other branches of government. That is true, but other branches are not automatically dissolved because a Constituent Assembly is elected, nor is it clear that its decisions to do so would stand if voters reject the constitution in the referendum Maduro has committed to holding. Maduro has also very emphatically committed to holding presidential elections in 2018.

For the past fifteen years, the tactic of labelling Venezuela a "dictatorship" has been central to whitewashing a violent and undemocratic opposition leadership. Even during relatively calm years between 2004-2012, when the opposition was much more divided between those who wanted to oust the government by force and those who preferred an electoral path, hundreds of Chavista peasant activists were assassinated by gunmen strongly linked to wealthy landowners. Whether it takes power through votes or through a coup, the possibility that the opposition will attempt large scale massacres of Chavistas is very real, as is the possibility of armed resistance by grassroots Chavista activists and supportive elements of the military. International pressure on Venezuela's opposition leaders (basically exposing what they are all about) is urgently required.

The US Empire consists of allied governments like Canada, private media companies and prominent NGOs who all share its delusion that it is entitled to decide which government is a "dictatorship" that "must go". It is a truly formidable and lethal system of misinformation. Leftists should always have done more to challenge the US Empire on Venezuela during the Chavista era, and to challenge imperialism in general. We really need to step up now.

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Trump Is Not the Venezuelan Supreme Court

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The Trump administration has threatened Venezuela with economic sanctions if the government proceeds with a vote to elect a Constituent Assembly to rewrite the constitution - the Venezuelan constitution that is. Venezuela is not about to rewrite the U.S. Constitution or some other country's constitution.

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Sharjah is arrogant person

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nop, not really

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VZW54uJW4s

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUXdrl9ch_Q