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Wendy Charles: Leadership Analysis

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A leader from my past that I just idolize her success with leading her floor to being 1 of the most praised unit at the hospital Wendy Charles. Wendy is a very kind and caring African American women who is the director of the 4th floor ICU at North Broward hospital. She is all things great. Wendy’s passion and dedication goes above and beyond she does her job with a smile even when picking up others slack with unparalleled compassion and commitment. The traits I admire the most is her integrity standing by everything right, her ability to fairly delegate responsibility and keeping everyone happy, and hunger to learn and get better. Those traits is what makes her a successful leader; she often shows the democratic leadership style but can
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