leadership

(noun)

A process of social influence in which one person can enlist the aid and support of others in the accomplishment of a common task.

Related Terms

  • orator

Examples of leadership in the following topics:

  • Leadership in Groups

    • While leadership styles vary, effective group leaders are characterized by group involvement, mutual respect, and excellent communication.
    • This photo of civil rights leaders with President Johnson shows several examples of leadership.
    • This leadership style may be beneficial when a group is lost and disorganized or there are significant time pressures.
    • The Democratic style of leadership falls somewhere in between Laissez-faire and Authoritarian styles.
    • While leadership styles may vary with person and situation, it is always important for leaders to remember their role in the group.
  • External Benefits: Influence the World Around You

    • Public speaking skills can be used to influence the world through public leadership and in personal day-to-day applications.
    • Public speaking skills allow people to to influence the world through public leadership in society, including roles in commercial organizations, the volunteer sector, groups, and clubs.
    • There is a strong correlation between leadership and communication skills.
    • Leadership has been described as "a process of social influence in which one person can enlist the aid and support of others in the accomplishment of a common task. " Public speaking skills can be used to influence multiple people simultaneously, such as in a meeting or when addressing a large group.
  • Hyperbole

    • But using that phrase communicates just how difficult it is to carry the burdens of global leadership.
  • Summary of the Benefits of Public Speaking

    • Success in public speaking indicates creativity, critical thinking skills, leadership abilities, poise, and professionalism--qualities which are very valuable for the job market.
  • Career Benefits: Advancement

    • Holding an audience's attention demonstrates a talent for leadership.
  • Responsibilities in Group Work

    • Again, leadership and holding people accountable is a great tool to deal with social loafing.
  • Learning How to Speak Publicly

    • The Toastmasters is a nonprofit organization that focuses on the art of public speaking, communication, and leadership skills.
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