leadership development pan
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LEADERSHIP DEV
ELOPM
ENT
PLAN
M A L L O R Y SH E L LY — W E L L 2
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You.Are.Amazing.As. you. are.
Stronger than you know.
More beautiful than you think.
Worthier than you believe.
More loved than you can ever imagine.
Passionate about making a difference.
Fiery when protecting those you love.
Learning. Growing. Not alone.
Warm. Giving. Generous.
Quirky. Sexy. Funny. Smart.
Flawed. Whole. Scared. Brave.
And so, so, so.much.more.Be Strong. Be
Confident. Be You.
Copyright: Tia Sparkles Singh,
2011Your Life YOUR
Waywww.yourlifeyourway.net
• Ability to keep pushing
• Motivated• Goal-driven• Family-oriented• Precise• Detail-oriented• Independent• Conservative• Analytical• Focused• Sincere
• Compassionate
STRENGTHS
ABOUT ME
L E A R N I N G S T Y L EE M O T I O N A L I N T E L L I G E N C E A S S E S S M E N T
LEARNING GOALS
Mentors
• Follow in the steps of those that I look up to.
• Ask for help when I need it.
Keep an open mind
• Be open to learning new things by focusing on different approaches.
Continue my
education
• Utilize the tools learned in each class.
• Finish my bachelors degree.
PREDICTIVE INDEX ANALYSIS
Understanding the technical aspects of her work well, she is capable of exercising ingenuity in problem-solving within the limits of her specialized expertise and training. Conservative and eager to avoid risk, she is cautious and skeptical about new ideas. She will be comfortable with established, approved systems, technology, organizational relationships, and people.
In expressing herself, she is factual, sincere, detailed, and impatient to get on with the job at hand. Her primary focus is the efficient completion of the task at hand, and the solving of any problems in the way. Mallory communicates after thinking through what she will say, and when she has something substantive and proven to say about the work at hand.
Mallory is the kind of person who strives to make sure that things get done right, and who is often placed in positions of control and trust. Given the necessary guidelines, she will carry out her responsibilities authoritatively and firmly. She has a sense of urgency, and works and functions, in general, at a faster-than-average pace, making decisions quickly as long as they are the kind of decisions that can be made in support of accepted policies.
Mallory is a self-disciplined, conscientious person who will develop a high degree of expertise and skill in a specialized job. She has the drive to get things done right and in accordance with established standards of accuracy and quality. Mallory is a conservative and analytical person who respects traditional organizational values. Reserved, serious, and thoughtful about everything she does, she is a no-nonsense worker who worries about getting things exactly right. Never superficial, she will make sure that she knows what she is talking about before she speaks. She needs a lot of certainty and structure in her work so that she can produce work that meets very high, specific quality standards.
• Ask advice and opinions of co-workers and bosses.
• Share my knowledge.• Share my opinion• Take the lead• Be confident• Utilize my different
types of work experience and education to get the job I want.
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
WORK, SCHOOL & LIFE INTEGRATION
Volunteer
Set examples for my
children
Utilize my work ethic in everyday life
Take advice/ Give advice
Pass on my skills to the next person
WHAT I TH
INK IT TAKES TO
BE A LE
ADER & TH
E
OBSTACLES
My Mind Map
• Time management• Effective
communication• Motivation• Confidence• Flexibility• Goal-setting• Follow-through• Approachable• Open-minded
KEY SUCCESS FACTORS FOR LEADERSHIP
Use Predictive Index Assessment as the tool it is meant for.
Attend seminars. Be active on sites
like LinkedIn. Network Build my contacts Be open to criticism Allow myself to be
mentored
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
WHERE DO I G
O FROM HER
E?
After e
veryt
hing I’ve l
earned
I plan
to only
grow and m
ove
forward
. Most
import
antly
I’ve l
earn
ed—don’t b
e too
serio
us,
HAVE FUN DURIN
G SELF D
EVEL
OPMENT!
My boss and I at our annual Evening of Empowerment