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This Leader brings the greatest value to others when he or she: My Skills Assessment TM Fill in as many blanks as possible with words that describe this Leader. List three words that best describe this Leader In my opinion, the greatest three skills and talents of this Leader are: This Leader brings the greatest value to others when he or she: One thing this Leader should not be doing is: TM 1

And if not a 4, what needs to be different to achieve a 4? Leadership Traits* (essential, desirable, or to avoid) Rank yourself on a scale of 1– 4. (1 – Rarely (if rarely, is this delegated and if so, to whom?), 2 – Sometimes, 3 – I need to do more of, or 4 – Always) **Activity continued on following pages Essential Traits In order of importance and generally relate to better performance 1 - 4 General comment on why. And if not a 4, what needs to be different to achieve a 4? Takes Initiative The tendency to perceive what is necessary to be accomplished and to proceed on one’s own Wants a Challenge The willingness to attempt difficult tasks or goals Judgment (strategic) The tendency to have a balance of traits necessary to discern pertinent information, and formulate an effective strategy Finance/ Business The interest in commerce or fiscal management Wants to Lead The desire to be in a position to direct or guide others Persistent The tendency to be tenacious despite encountering significant obstacles Analytical The tendency to logically examine facts and situations (not necessarily analytical ability) Authoritative The desire for decision-making authority and the willingness to accept decision-making responsibility Planning The tendency to formulate ideas related to the steps and process of accomplishing an objective TM *Per the Harrison Assessment Job Success Analysis Upper Management www.harrisonassessments.com 3

And if not a 4, what needs to be different to achieve a 4? Leadership Traits (essential, desirable, or to avoid) Rank yourself on a scale of 1– 4. (1 – Rarely (if rarely is this delegated and if so, to whom?), 2 – Sometimes, 3 – I need to do more of, or 4 – Always) **Activity continued on following pages Desirable Traits In order of importance and low scores can hinder performance, high scores do not necessarily perform better 1 - 4 General comment on why. And if not a 4, what needs to be different to achieve a 4? Optimistic The tendency to believe the future will be positive Influencing The tendency to try to persuade others Pressure Tolerance The level of comfort related to working under deadlines and busy schedules Enthusiastic The tendency to be eager and excited toward one’s own goals Diplomatic The tendency to state things in a tactful manner Collaborative The tendency to collaborate with others when making decisions Enlists Cooperation The tendency to invite others to participate in or join an effort Handles Conflict The tendency to skillfully face discord or strife, and the interpersonal skills necessary to deal with it effectively Helpful The tendency to respond to others’ needs and assist or support others to achieve their goals TM *Per the Harrison Assessment Job Success Analysis Upper Management www.harrisonassessments.com 4

And if not a 4, what needs to be different to achieve a 4? Leadership Traits (essential, desirable, or to avoid) Rank yourself on a scale of 1– 4. (1 – Rarely (if rarely, is this delegated and if so, to whom?), 2 – Sometimes, 3 – I need to do more of, or 4 – Always) **Activity continued on following page Desirable Traits In order of importance and low scores can hinder performance, high scores do not necessarily perform better 1 - 4 General comment on why. And if not a 4, what needs to be different to achieve a 4? Self-acceptance The tendency to like oneself (”I’m OK the way I am”) Manages Stress Well The tendency to deal effectively with strain and difficulty when it occurs Systematic The enjoyment of tasks that require carefully or methodically thinking through steps Warmth/ Empathy The tendency to express positive feelings and affinity toward others Precise The enjoyment of work that requires being exact and the tendency to be detail oriented TM *Per the Harrison Assessment Job Success Analysis Upper Management www.harrisonassessments.com 5

Leadership Traits (essential, desirable, or to avoid) Rank yourself on a scale of 1– 4. (1 – Do too often, 2 – I should do less of, 3 – Sometimes, or 4 – Rarely) Traits to Avoid In order of importance and low scores can hinder performance 1 - 4 General comment on why. And if not a 4, what needs to be different to achieve a 4? Defensive The tendency to be self-accepting without sufficiently intending to improve Blindly Optimistic The tendency to focus on the possible benefits of a plan or strategy without sufficiently analyzing the potential difficulties or pitfalls Impulsive The tendency to take risks without sufficient analysis of the potential difficulties Skeptical The tendency to focus on the potential difficulties of a plan or strategy without giving sufficient emphasis to the potential benefits Dogmatic The tendency to be certain of opinions without sufficiently being open to different ideas Forceful Enforcing The tendency to enforce rules without sufficiently enlisting others’ cooperation Harsh The tendency to enforce rules without giving sufficient emphasis to building rapport or being empathetic Blunt The tendency to be frank or direct without being sufficiently tactful or diplomatic Permissive The tendency to be warm and empathetic without sufficiently enforcing rules or holding others accountable TM *Per the Harrison Assessment Job Success Analysis Upper Management www.harrisonassessments.com 6