Exam 3: Skills for Developing Yourself As a Leader

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During the first two weeks on the job,a new leader should schedule one-on-one meetings with peers.Which of the following issues should most likely be discussed with peers?

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Gathering with team members outside of the work environment is an effective and appropriate way to establish relationships and discover common interests.

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By conducting a gaps-of-the-GAPS analysis,an individual most likely hopes to identify high-priority development needs.

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When being considered for a leadership position,a job candidate should meet all team members and peers to determine if the organizational culture will be a fit.

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New leaders should minimize their personal interactions with direct reports for the first two months on the job,although business lunches and team gatherings are appropriate.

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Which of the following would LEAST likely help a subordinate to better understand their superior's world?

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Discuss the five phases of the development planning process as described by Peterson and Hicks.

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Describe what activities a new leader's first day should entail.Also discuss what should occur during each of these activities according to the new leader onboarding roadmap.

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Which statement is most likely true about followers and superiors having effective working relationships?

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Coaching others is an effective method for reinforcing and transferring learning.

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