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Leadership Practices Inventory Reflection

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The Leadership Practices Inventory (LPI) allowed me to reflect on my current practice as a leader and examine my performance. I found the LPI to be very comprehensive because it not only made me think about my behaviors but the impact of my behaviors as well. The question that surprised me the most was question 24. It asked whether or not I allow others the opportunity to choose how to accomplish their work. While I consider myself to be flexible person, I do tend to have a preference on how I like certain things accomplished. This made be wonder if maybe I am actually not as flexible as I think. I really should ask others how they would like to complete a task more often because it may just be that they have a better or more efficient way of doing something. I sat in disbelief as I read question 25 which asked if I routinely motivate staff by speaking about other member’s accomplishments. I do have reservations about speaking too highly about one person’s accomplishments because I feel that this may backfire and discourage others from working …show more content…

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