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What is the primary aim of stakeholder relations management?

  • To influence stakeholder attitudes, decisions, and actions for mutual benefit. (correct)
  • To control all stakeholder actions and decisions.
  • To ensure stakeholders always agree with the organisation.
  • To minimize the impact of stakeholders on organisational activity.

According to the provided content, which of the following is NOT considered a best practice of organisational sustainability?

  • Stakeholder engagement
  • Lifecycle analysis
  • Financial audits (correct)
  • Environmental management systems

What is the key characteristic of a stakeholder?

  • They can only make financial claims on the organization.
  • They have direct control of the organisation's management team.
  • They are always external to the organisation.
  • They have something to gain or lose due to corporate activity. (correct)

What is the main benefit of implementing a stakeholder-based approach?

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What is the purpose of the Information Overload Research Group (IORG)?

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Which of the following best describes the role of stakeholders' influence regarding an organisation?

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According to the content, what is the first main step in stakeholder management?

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What kind of relationship exists between a stakeholder and an organisation, according to the text?

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What is the primary role of a leader in conflict resolution according to the text?

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What does accountability primarily entail for a leader?

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How does achieving personal goals within a company contribute to an employee’s motivation?

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What is the potential positive outcome of accountability, as described in the text?

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How should a leader interpret emotional intelligence according to this content?

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What role does recognizing team achievements play in creating passion in the workplace?

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What does the text suggest as the most effective approach to handling conflicts?

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What is a leader's role during instances of poor performance?

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Which of the following are considered social measures that a company might assess?

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What is a potential risk of not having a formal stakeholder engagement policy?

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Which component is essential in defining the scope of a stakeholder engagement policy?

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Which of the following represents an economic measure a company could consider?

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What does the term 'establishment churn' refer to in economic measures?

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What is the primary purpose of regular interaction with stakeholders for a company?

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In the context of stakeholder engagement, why is executive ownership important?

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How does a formal stakeholder engagement model enhance the stakeholder engagement process?

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What is the primary purpose of the Personal Profile Analysis (PPA)?

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Which of the following describes Belbin's Team Roles?

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What advantage does the 360 Degree Feedback Method provide?

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What is one reason to invest in leadership development?

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How can a company create a culture of collaboration?

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What is a potential drawback of hiring externally for leadership positions?

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What does the 360 Degree Feedback Method indicate about individual progress?

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What is one primary benefit of utilizing the Personal Profile Analysis?

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What is the purpose of the environmental policy in an EMS?

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What is the significance of conducting an environmental audit in the context of an EMS?

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Which component is essential for ensuring employee and community inclusion before implementing an EMS?

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What does the Environmental Management Plan entail?

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What is the role of objectives and targets in an EMS?

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Why is documentation important in an EMS?

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What does the PDCA cycle refer to in the context of enhancing environmental management activities?

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What should be aligned with the organization's environmental objectives according to EMS principles?

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What is a key trait of individuals with strong social skills?

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Why is self-analysis essential in leadership development?

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What role do leader-exemplars play in the leadership development process?

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How can 360 assessments benefit personal leadership growth?

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What is a suggested approach to integrate leadership in organizations?

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What is the function of reflection in personal assessment?

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Which aspect of empathy is highlighted in effective leadership?

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What most accurately describes the role of effective communication in social skills?

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What is the primary difference between management and leadership?

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Which of the following is NOT a typical function of management?

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According to the provided text, how do leadership and management relate to each other?

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Which of the following is a characteristic typically associated with leadership rather than management?

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What is a key aspect of the modern perspective on leadership, as highlighted in the text?

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Which of the following is NOT a function of leadership as described in the text?

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According to the information provided, how does the text describe the role of a manager in relation to their subordinates?

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What does the text suggest is a key element of a leader's ability to satisfy unmet needs?

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an autocratic leadership style?

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What is the primary goal of a democratic leader?

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Which leadership style is characterized by a hands-off approach and minimal involvement from the leader?

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What is the primary focus of a managerial leader?

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Which type of leader encourages collective decision-making and promotes trust among team members?

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In a collaborative leadership style, what is the main approach to decision-making?

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Which of these is NOT a typical characteristic of a collaborative leader?

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How do democratic and collaborative leadership styles differ in their approach to decision-making?

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What is a major impact on employees in a dictatorial leadership style?

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Which leadership style is characterized by ensuring employee needs are met, potentially at the cost of productivity?

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What is the primary drawback of the Status Quo leadership style?

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Which of the following best describes the impact of the Country Club leadership style on the organization?

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What common factor is experienced by employees under a dictatorial leadership style?

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Which aspect best describes the behaviors of the Sound or Team leadership style?

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What is a characteristic impact of the dictatorial leadership style on the organization?

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The Status Quo leadership style is often seen as ineffective because it results in:

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What key trait allows an emotionally intelligent leader to manage their feelings effectively?

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Which characteristic is most associated with the ability to defer immediate results for long-term success?

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What is a crucial aspect of empathy that leaders must develop?

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Which quality is NOT typically associated with individuals who demonstrate strong self-regulation?

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What is an example of a behavior that shows high levels of self-awareness in leaders?

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What do leaders with high emotional intelligence excel in, besides managing their own feelings?

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How does self-regulation contribute to effective decision-making in leaders?

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Which statement best reflects the importance of understanding others' feelings in leadership?

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What is the primary focus of a servant-leader?

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Which characteristic emphasizes the ability to understand others' feelings in servant leadership?

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What differentiates a servant-first leader from a leader-first individual?

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What is a key test of servant leadership's effectiveness?

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Which of the following describes the concept of healing in servant leadership?

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What does awareness in servant leadership entail?

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Which of the following traits is least associated with effective servant leadership?

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What is a major difference between traditional leadership and servant leadership?

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What dimensions are used to identify stakeholders according to the recommended approach?

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What is a component of the governance process related to stakeholder engagement?

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How do global companies like Xerox engage with communities?

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Why is external assurance on the stakeholder engagement process common in certain European countries?

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What is a common practice for organizations regarding stakeholders?

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What does the AA1000 Stakeholder Engagement Standard 2011 emphasize?

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What role do organizations like Xerox play in public policy engagement?

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What aspect of stakeholder engagement is addressed by employing a combined assurance model?

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Which leadership style is characterized by a high focus on employee needs, potentially sacrificing task productivity?

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A leader who balances both employee needs and organizational requirements, but doesn't fully achieve either, exemplifies which leadership approach?

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Which leadership style is most likely to result in short-lived peak performance due to high employee turnover?

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According to the provided content, what is the anticipated impact of a ‘sound’ leader on a team?

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Which leadership style assumes that employees will be self-motivated when their needs are met?

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A leader who prioritizes production above all else and views employees as expendable resources is exhibiting characteristics of which leadership style?

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The 'Status Quo' leader will most likely endorse decisions that are:

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Which leadership style is associated with 'McGregor X theory'?

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According to Hersey, what can a good leader cultivate by raising expectations?

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Which of the following best describes the 'D2' stage in Blanchard's competency-commitment model?

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Based on the text, what is a key characteristic of a situational leader?

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What leadership style is most appropriate for a new employee according to the 'telling and directing' approach?

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What is the distinguishing factor that makes General George Patton a situational leader, according to the text?

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How is situational leadership applied by surgeons, as described in the content?

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Which example best illustrates the 'telling and directing' leadership behavior?

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What was the foundation for George Patton’s course of action, according to the text?

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What is the key aspect of leadership analysis, as suggested by Richard Jewell, that necessitates adopting a specific perspective?

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Which of the following is NOT a recommended step in analyzing and assessing your leadership, based on the provided text?

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According to the content, what is the purpose of maintaining a journal in leadership development?

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What is the main purpose of dividing a leadership analysis into mind-set, heart-set, and skill set, as recommended by Chuck Williams?

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Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the text as a relevant contributor to understanding your leadership style?

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What is a key characteristic of a leader as defined in the heart-set section?

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Which of the following is NOT considered a key element within the mind-set section of leadership analysis?

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The text suggests that leadership analysis begins with understanding which aspect of your position?

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What is an example of a social measure concerning employment and societal health?

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Why is having a formal stakeholder engagement policy important for companies?

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Which of the following is NOT a component of a typical stakeholder engagement policy?

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What aspect of the stakeholder engagement policy primarily addresses accountability?

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Which measure would be classified as an economic measure related to labor markets?

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What is a typical format for stakeholder engagement within organizations?

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Which of the following is likely to enhance the value of a stakeholder engagement process?

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Which factor is essential for maintaining relevance in a challenging business environment?

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How do feelings influence leadership effectiveness?

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How can personal values impact a leader's approach?

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What is a common mistake in self-assessment for leadership?

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What is a key component of a personal action plan for leadership improvement?

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In the context of self-assessment, which aspect could potentially become a threat?

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How does the SWOT analysis aid in leadership assessment?

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What should leaders do when identifying weaknesses in their leadership style?

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How can the Myers Briggs Type Indicator benefit leaders?

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What is the core idea behind the concept of sustainable development?

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What does the 'triple bottom line' (TBL) framework primarily aim to integrate into business practices?

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How does the triple bottom line (TBL) differ from conventional business reporting?

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What is the 'triple bottom line' also referred to as within the context of business sustainability?

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What is the role of the three 'gears' (Social, Environmental, and Financial) in Cascade Engineering's view of sustainability?

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What does the annual Triple Bottom Line (TBL) report serve as for Cascade Engineering?

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What does Andrew Savitz's definition of TBL 'capture the essence of sustainability'?

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What is the key message regarding the three aspects of the 'Triple Bottom Line' according to Cascade Engineering?

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PPA

Personal Profile Analysis, a behavioral assessment for workplaces.

Belbin's Team Roles

A tool identifying nine roles within a team to enhance collaboration.

360 Degree Feedback

A method providing feedback from multiple sources, beyond just managers.

Importance of Leadership Development

Investing in current employees for leadership roles is cost-effective.

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Customer-Centric Culture

Building strategies focused on customers' needs and delight.

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Benefits of Feedback Surveys

Provide valuable insights and track progress over time.

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Leadership Retention Rate

50% of executive hires fail within nine months.

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Cost of External Hiring

Hiring from outside involves many hidden costs and risks.

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Conflict Resolution

The process of resolving disagreements or disputes between parties.

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Effective Mediator

Someone who facilitates discussions and negotiates between conflicting parties.

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Listening Skills

The ability to actively hear and understand others' viewpoints.

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Accountability

The responsibility to define, measure, and achieve goals in an organization.

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Feedback

Information provided regarding a person's performance, often used for improvement.

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Emotional Intelligence (EI)

The ability to perceive, evaluate, and manage emotions in oneself and others.

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Goal Setting

The process of establishing objectives to achieve desired outcomes for a team or organization.

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Recognition and Reward

Acknowledging individual and team achievements to boost morale and motivation.

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Empathy

The ability to recognize and understand the feelings of others.

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Social Skills

Abilities that help in effective communication and interaction with others.

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Self-Analysis

The process of examining one's own strengths and weaknesses.

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360 Assessment

An evaluation tool that gathers feedback from multiple sources regarding a person's performance.

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Leadership Models

Frameworks that provide guidelines on how to lead effectively.

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Exemplary Leaders

Successful leaders who serve as role models in leadership practices.

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Culture Change Process

The systematic approach to changing an organization's values and behaviors.

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Conflict Management

The ability to handle disputes effectively between individuals or groups.

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Social Measures

Metrics that assess the social conditions in a community, such as unemployment rates and health aspects.

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Economic Measures

Metrics used to evaluate economic performance, such as personal income and job growth.

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Unemployment Rate

The percentage of the labor force that is jobless and actively seeking employment.

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Female Labour Participation

The percentage of women actively engaged in the workforce compared to the total female population.

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Stakeholder Engagement

The process of involving stakeholders in decision-making to stay relevant and address their concerns.

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Stakeholder Policy Scope

The defined boundaries and objectives of a formal stakeholder engagement policy.

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Executive Ownership in Policies

The assignment of leaders to manage and ensure accountability for stakeholder engagement practices.

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Formal Stakeholder Engagement Process

A structured method for interacting with stakeholders to minimize risks and enhance value.

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Information Overload Research Group (IORG)

A group dedicated to improving workplace productivity by managing information overload.

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Best Practices of Sustainability

Strategies that promote organizational sustainability, including stakeholder engagement and lifecycle analysis.

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Stakeholder Relations Management

Managing relationships with stakeholders to address issues and enhance organizational performance.

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Stakeholder

Any individual or group with a claim on an organization's attention or resources.

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Environmental Management Systems

Frameworks implemented by organizations to minimize environmental impact.

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Reporting and Disclosure

The practice of sharing organizational sustainability efforts and outcomes with stakeholders.

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Lifecycle Analysis

Assessment of environmental impacts associated with all stages of a product's life.

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Nikon Eco Program

A program promoting environmental practices in Nikon's facilities.

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PDCA Cycle

A continuous improvement process: Plan, Do, Check, Act.

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Environmental Policy

A brief statement outlining an organization's environmental goals.

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Environmental Impact Identification

The process of finding and recording the impacts of operations.

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Objectives and Targets

Specific goals set based on environmental audits.

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Consultation

Engaging employees and the community before EMS implementation.

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Environmental Management Plan

Detailed procedures to meet environmental objectives.

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Documentation in EMS

Keeping records of objectives, targets, and procedures.

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Management vs Leadership

Management involves functions; leadership involves skills.

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Role of Managers

Managers have formal authority over subordinates in an organization.

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Characteristics of Management

Management focuses on order, consistency, planning, and structure.

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Characteristics of Leadership

Leadership emphasizes change, vision, and motivating people.

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Functions of Management

Involves planning, budgeting, organizing, and controlling resources.

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Functions of Leadership

Involves creating vision, aligning people, and inspiring commitment.

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Not All Managers are Leaders

While all leaders can manage, not all managers exhibit leadership.

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Authoritarian Management Style

Managers exercise strict control and expect compliance from subordinates.

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Autocratic Leadership

A leadership style where one individual has total control over decisions and team efforts.

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Democratic Leadership

A leadership style that encourages open discussion and collaboration among team members for decision-making.

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Laissez-faire Leadership

A hands-off leadership approach allowing group members to make their own decisions.

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Managerial Leadership

Leadership focused on managing the organization and ensuring effective operations and funding.

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Collaborative Leadership

A leadership style that involves everyone in decision-making, fostering trust and teamwork.

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Team Productivity

The efficiency and output of a team when led under different leadership styles.

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Decision-making Process

The steps taken in reaching a conclusion based on discussions and available information.

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Unity in Leadership

The importance of communicating decisions effectively to ensure team cohesion.

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High Employee Dissatisfaction

The result of poor leadership or group dynamics leading to employee unhappiness.

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High Turnover

A situation where many employees leave an organization in a short period.

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Country Club Leadership

A leadership style prioritizing employee needs over task completion, resulting in happiness but low productivity.

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Middle-of-the-Road Leadership

A leadership approach that balances employee and organizational needs, resulting in average outcomes.

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Dictatorial Leadership

A leadership style focused solely on production, ignoring employees’ needs, often leading to high dissatisfaction.

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Team Leadership

Considered the most effective leadership style, balancing employee satisfaction and productivity.

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Impact on Group Harmony

A measure of how well team members get along and support each other.

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Short-Lived Productivity

Temporary high output often influenced by unhealthy leadership or work conditions.

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Servant Leadership

A leadership philosophy prioritizing serving others to foster growth and well-being.

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Characteristics of Servant Leaders

Servant leaders exhibit listening, empathy, healing, and awareness.

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Listening in Leadership

The ability to interpret verbal and non-verbal communication effectively.

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Empathy in Leadership

Understanding and valuing others’ feelings, fostering positive relationships.

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Healing in Leadership

The capacity to help others feel whole and supported in their roles.

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Awareness in Leadership

Seeing situations from a holistic perspective to understand complexities.

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Purpose of Servant Leadership

To help others grow healthier, wiser, and more autonomous via service.

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Differences in Leadership Styles

Servant leadership focuses on serving others, unlike traditional leader-first styles.

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Self-Awareness

Understanding one's own emotions leads to better control over them.

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Self-Regulation

The ability to control emotions and impulses, leading to thoughtful actions.

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Motivation

A drive to achieve goals, often deferring immediate results for long-term success.

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Emotional Intelligence

The ability to manage and evaluate emotions in oneself and others.

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Effective Leadership

Leaders use emotional intelligence to manage relationships and foster loyalty.

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Characteristics of Emotional Intelligence

Includes self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, and empathy important for leadership.

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Warren Buffett's Approach

Buffett emphasizes temperament over IQ in investing and values long-term relationships.

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Governance Process

A framework guiding an organization's decision-making and accountability.

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Combined Assurance Model

An approach integrating different assurance activities across an organization.

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Stakeholder Engagement Standard

A guideline for organizations to involve stakeholders effectively.

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Influence and Dependence

Two key dimensions to identify stakeholder importance to an organization.

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External Assurance

Verification of processes by an independent party to enhance credibility.

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Stakeholder Groups

Categories of individuals or organizations that have interests in a company.

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Public Policy Engagement

Interaction between businesses and policymakers to influence legislation.

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Sustainability Programs

Initiatives designed to promote environmentally friendly practices.

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Impact of Poor Leadership

Employees experience high dissatisfaction and turnover due to ineffective leadership.

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Employee Harmony

A measure of how well team members support each other, affecting morale and productivity.

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High Turnover Cause

A situation where many employees leave an organization due to dissatisfaction or poor leadership.

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Situational Leadership

A leadership style that adapts to the competence and commitment levels of team members.

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Leadership Journal

A record of actions, motivations, and feelings in leadership.

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Leadership Styles

Distinct approaches to guiding and influencing others.

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Competency-Commitment Model

Framework outlining four leader-follower dynamics: D1, D2, D3, D4.

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D1 Quadrant

Low competence and low commitment; requires direct supervision from the leader.

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Current Leadership Position

A description of your role and responsibilities as a leader.

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Feedback Sources

Input from superiors and peers about leadership expectations.

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D2 Quadrant

Low competence but high commitment; team members are eager but need guidance.

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Leadership Characteristics

Traits defining a leader's approach and effectiveness.

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D3 Quadrant

High competence but low/variable commitment; skilled members may not always engage fully.

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D4 Quadrant

High competence and high commitment; team members are fully capable and motivated.

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Mind-set in Leadership

The psychological framework influencing a leader's decisions.

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Telling and Directing

A leadership behavior that involves defining tasks and closely supervising inexperienced employees.

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Heart-set in Leadership

The emotional aspect guiding a leader's decisions and interactions.

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General George Patton

An example of a situational leader; adjusted strategies based on the situation in war.

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Skill Set in Leadership

The abilities and competencies a leader possesses.

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Role of Feelings in Leadership

Feelings influence decision-making, team dynamics, and leadership effectiveness.

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SWOT Analysis Purpose

A tool for assessing strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats in personal or professional contexts.

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Strengths in Leadership

Unique skills, experiences, and values that set an individual apart in their role.

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Identifying Weaknesses

Recognizing personal limitations or skills gaps that can hinder performance.

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Opportunities in Leadership

External conditions or trends that can be leveraged for personal or organizational growth.

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Threats to Leadership

External challenges or competitive pressures that can negatively impact effectiveness.

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Emotional Intelligence in Leadership

The ability to recognize, understand, and manage one's own emotions and those of others.

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Servant Leadership Philosophy

A leadership style that prioritizes the growth and well-being of team members over traditional power dynamics.

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Sustainability in Business

Managing the triple bottom line for financial, social, and environmental balance.

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Triple Bottom Line (TBL)

An accounting framework that includes social, environmental, and financial performance measures.

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Social Capital (TBL)

The value derived from social relationships and community engagement in sustainability.

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Environmental Capital (TBL)

The economic value of natural resources and the ecosystem services they provide.

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Financial Capital (TBL)

The monetary resources available to an organization used to fund operations and growth.

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Cascade Engineering's TBL

A company that practices TBL through interconnected social, environmental, and financial gears.

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TBL Reporting

Annual documentation measuring an organization's sustainability efforts across the TBL dimensions.

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Impact of Organizational Activities

How a company's actions affect its profitability, social responsibilities, and environmental footprint.

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Violent Crimes per Capita

The number of violent crimes reported per person in a given area.

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Personal Income

The total earnings of an individual before taxes and deductions.

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Job Growth

The increase in the number of jobs available in the economy over time.

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Stakeholder Engagement Policy Scope

The defined boundaries and objectives of a formal stakeholder engagement policy.

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Executive Ownership in Stakeholder Policies

Assigning leaders to manage and ensure accountability for stakeholder engagement practices.

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Study Notes

Strategic

  • Strategic risks result directly from operating within a specific industry at a specific time.
  • Examples of strategic risks include: shifts in consumer preferences, new technologies.
  • Companies that have competitive advantage that can be leveraged abroad and also have high pressure to globalise can compete aggressively in global markets. They focus on developing capabilities and resources to match multinationals worldwide.

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