We have learned that leadership is not limited to businesses. Parents, relatives, students, friends, neighbors, and volunteers represent a small example of those who lead. You may find that there is a person, or group, that looks to you for direction, or as a role model. This makes you a leader. On the other hand, you may be actively pursuing a position of leadership within your workplace. Either way, with your viewpoint, take the Self-Assessment in the Casse (2014) New Drivers of Leadership) (Links to an external site.) reading. Present your results in the discussion this week, along with the following:
- Describe how you understand yourself through the strongest drivers and weakest drivers (highest and lowest scores)
- Think of one challenge, past or present (personally or professionally) and diagnose your ability to resolve the challenge through the drivers.
