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Watch: Introduction to Your LEQ Score
CLARITY SCORE
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CONSISTENCY SCORE
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COMPETENCE SCORE
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COMMUNICATION SCORE
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COMMITMENT SCORE
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COHESION SCORE
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SELF-LEADERSHIP
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YOU + YOUR LEADER
LEADERS + THEIR LEADERS
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YOU + YOUR TEAM
LEADERS + THEIR TEAMS
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YOU + INDIVIDUALS ON YOUR TEAM
LEADERS + INDIVIDUALS ON THEIR TEAM
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Effective leadership at the organizational level directly correlates with the actions, habits, and approach of each leader contributing to the collective. How do the leaders in your organization manage their time, expectations, and development? An organization cannot expect to cultivate strong leadership until its leaders consistently model and execute positive working habits.
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The relationship dynamic between leaders and their own leadership has an intense trickle-down effect, impacting the entire organization. Highly effective organizations foster a culture where leaders proactively seek accountability, health, and clarity in their relationships with those they report to.
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Leading a team as a whole requires a different approach than leading individuals. Guiding a collective of thinkers and managing a group effectively demands distinct tools and strategies to ensure alignment, cohesion, and high performance.
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A team may function as a unit, but it is made up of individuals. Supporting and developing each team member requires intentionality and the right approach. Organizations that equip their leaders with the tools to engage employees as both individuals and integral parts of the whole create a culture of effectiveness and success.
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