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AEMP-ANUL II
STUDENȚI: CORLACIU VASILE
NEMEȘ ALEXANDRU-GABRIEL
Why you consider him the leader of
your group
Make the decisions about where to go. If you become known as the
person who comes up with the plans when everyone gets together, your friends
will start looking to you as their leader.
Even if you tend to make the decisions for your group, you don’t
have to do everything for them. When you’re out with friends, let them take on
some responsibilities. If you suggest what everyone should do, you’ll appear
like the leader.
2. Dealing with Group Issues
1. Autocratic Leadership
2. Democratic Leadership
4. Team Leadership
-Team leadership involves the creation of a vivid picture of its future, where it
is heading and what it will stand for. The vision inspires and provides a strong
sense of purpose and direction.
What kind of leader is he?
Transformational Leadership
Be confident- This step has nothing to do with actually knowing what you're
doing as long as you're confident, few people will ask questions. People
assume things, and when you act as if you belong, they assume you do.
Therefore, when you are confident, they will naturally assume you know what
you are doing. This earns you trust, responsibility, and respect.
Be firm, but be kind- Since you're leading, you're the one that needs to set the
rules and boundaries. It's up to you to establish some system, rhyme and
Try all you might, there’s no possible way to network with everyone
in your niche. That’s why it’s important to filter through your contacts to see
who is worth establishing a relationship with.
Are you more comfortable by doing
networking or by participating to
network events?
Tips for Attending College Networking Events
Research some career fields of interest so you can share some possible targets.
Even if you can't name a specific field or articulate a coherent goal, it will be
important to at least share some of the skills you enjoy utilizing which have
led to some successes in class, work, athletics, or co-curricular life.