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Chaison Wilson

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Chaison Wilson

OBJECTIVE AND INSTRUCTIONS

This portfolio highlights my leadership and management style by using core concepts like Transformational Leadership, Participative Decision-Making, Collaborative Negotiation, and the Need for Achievement. Using visual diagrams and explanations, it aims to illustrate how these principles shape my identity as a leader. The goal is to demonstrate my grasp of these management concepts and how they inform my approach, showing the environments where I excel and my capacity to achieve organizational objectives effectively.

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Who Am I: Leadership Style, Decision Making, Collaborative Style, McClelland's theory

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Management skillsCommunication skills, Conflict and stress

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Thriving EnvironmentFlat Organizational Structures, Designs

Who is Chaison Wilson

  • In my leadership approach, I align closely with Transformational Leadership. I am driven by the desire to inspire and motivate my team, fostering a sense of shared vision and purpose. My focus is on empowering individuals to achieve their highest potential, and I encourage innovative thinking and personal development within my team.
  • My decision-making style is Participative. I value the input and feedback of my team members, believing that collaboration leads to better decisions. This approach not only enhances the quality of decisions but also builds trust and ownership among team members.
  • When it comes to negotiation, I adopt a Collaborative Style. I strive to find mutually beneficial solutions that satisfy the interests of all parties involved. This approach reflects my belief in the power of cooperation and creativity in resolving conflicts and reaching agreements.
  • Finally, McClelland's theory reveals my Dominant Need for Achievement. I am highly motivated by the desire to accomplish challenging goals and to perform at my best. This need drives me to set high standards for myself and my team, pushing us to continually improve and excel.

Management Skills

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What I've learned about myself

Throughout the course, I have honed my Communication Skills, particularly in the context of conveying vision and expectations clearly and effectively. I have learned the importance of active listening, not just hearing words, but understanding the underlying emotions and concerns. This skill is crucial in both leadership and negotiation, as it allows me to connect with others and build strong relationships. I have also developed my ability to manage Conflict and Stress. I’ve learned techniques for addressing conflicts constructively, turning potential disagreements into opportunities for growth and understanding. Managing stress, both my own and that of my team, has become a key focus, ensuring that we maintain high performance without compromising well-being.

“Management is doing things right; leadership is doing the right things”. – Peter Drucker

Ideal Environments

I thrive in Flat Organizational Structures, where there is less hierarchy and more emphasis on collaboration and innovation. These environments allow for more open communication and quicker decision-making, which aligns with my participative leadership style. I find that this type of structure supports my approach to leadership and team empowerment. Additionally, I excel in Flexible Organizational Designs, where adaptability and continuous improvement are valued. In such environments, I can leverage my transformational leadership to drive change and foster a culture of learning and development. This flexibility allows me to tailor strategies to meet evolving challenges and opportunities, ensuring sustained success.

Citations

  • Flat organizational structure. AIHR. (2024, June 13). https://www.aihr.com/hr-glossary/flat-organizational-structure/
  • Tiburca, A. (2024, June 15). 37 team management quotes to get you inspired. Toggl Blog. https://toggl.com/blog/37-team-management-quotes-get-inspired
  • Short, J., Bauer, T., Ketchen, D. J., & Simon, L. (2011). Atlas Black: The complete adventure (Chapter 7, pp.15). Flat World Knowledge, Inc.
  • Short, J., Bauer, T., Ketchen, D. J., & Simon, L. (2011). Atlas Black: The complete adventure (Chapter 9, pp. 10-12). Flat World Knowledge, Inc.
  • Short, J., Bauer, T., Ketchen, D. J., & Simon, L. (2011). Atlas Black: The complete adventure (Chapter 10, pp. 3). Flat World Knowledge, Inc.
  • Short, J., Bauer, T., Ketchen, D. J., & Simon, L. (2011). Atlas Black: The complete adventure (Chapter 9, pp. 10-12). Flat World Knowledge, Inc.

Citations

  • Short, J., Bauer, T., Ketchen, D. J., & Simon, L. (2011). Atlas Black: The complete adventure (Chapter 9, pp. 10-12). Flat World Knowledge, Inc.
  • Flat organizational structure. AIHR. (2024, June 13). https://www.aihr.com/hr-glossary/flat-organizational-structure/
  • Tiburca, A. (2024, June 15). 37 team management quotes to get you inspired. Toggl Blog. https://toggl.com/blog/37-team-management-quotes-get-inspired