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Team Leadership In practice!

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Team LeadershipIn practice!

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Instructions 2 session

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Instructions 2 session

ScenarioUnderstanding

Role PlayingSubjective

Role PlayingAssessment

Brainstorm in the team

PlenarySharing

2 min 4 min 4 min 8 min 7 min

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Principles

Take the ownership

We are allhere to learn

There are no wrong or

rightsanswers

Play the role as yourself

and not as a person you want to be

Your voice matters

When time isover –

it is over

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Ready, Steady…

Go!

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Let’s start with

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Case 1

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Case no. 1

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Case no. 1

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Case no. 1

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What could I have been doing morein the past to avoid this situation right now?

What should be my approach towardsteam purpose and goals when somemembers leave?

What will I do to ensure my members’satisfaction and development?

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Case 2

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Case no. 2

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Case no. 2

You have observed a significant imbalance in

performance of different team members.

There are some that are achieving their goals

and finishing their tasks and some who are not

fulfilling their duties.

Address this issue in a team meeting.

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Case no. 2

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What do I need to change / revise toensure contribution from all my members?

What do I need to do to ensure non-achievers want to become achievers?

What do I need to do to ensure achieversdo not get demotivated by non-achievers?

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Case 3

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Case no. 3

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Case no. 3

You promised to prepare a sales proposal for

your team 2 weeks ago. You rescheduled it

to be done by last week; however, team

hasn’t received the proposal yet which is

stopping them from finishing their tasks.

Comment on not keeping the promise you

have made, in front of your team.

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Case no. 3

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What do you need to do to regain trust of

your members in you?

What do you need to do to ensure your

members better understand your failure

and can learn from that?

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Let’s digest

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Food for thought

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What have I discovered today about myleadership style that can influence successof my term? How I am I going to use thislearning during my current role?

What will be my role as a team leader in thecontext of summer peak / AIESEC 2015achievement?

How do I see myself, my team and my LC at the last day of our journey?

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Thank You!