LEADERSHIP'S GREATEST CHALLENGE PART II Dr. Samuel R. Chand.

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LEADERSHIP'S GREATEST CHALLENGE PART II Dr. Samuel R. Chand

National Center For Higher Education Management Systems outlines Knowledge and Skills Needed to Succeed in the 21st Century Workplace. A synthesis of research in this area as well as experience identify the following categories of knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary for success in the 21st century workforce:

Attitudes and Personal Characteristics 1. Adaptability / flexibility / resiliency / ability to accept ambiguity “ God chooses what we go through, we choose how we go through it. ” John Maxwell 2. Common sense and ability to anticipate consequences

Attitudes and Personal Characteristics (con ’ t) 3. Creativity. 4. Empathy. 5. attitude.POSITIVE “ Your attitude is either your best friend or your worst enemy, your greatest asset or your greatest enemy ” John Maxwell

Attitudes and Personal Characteristics (con ’ t) 6. Good work ethic / ability to self manage 7. Reliability and dependability 8. / honesty / integrity RESPONSIBILITY

Essential Skills 1. Computer skills for simple tasks such as word processing 2. Interpersonal skills / skillsTEAM 3. Numeracy and computation skills at a ninth-grade level 4. Reading at a ninth-grade-level 5. Speaking and listening 6. Writing

Integrative-Applied Skills -“essential skills” applied in more complex situations 1. Application of technology to task 3. Customer contact skills 2. Critical thinking 4. Information use skills 5. Presentation skills

“ Circumstances don ’ t make you what you are – they reveal what you are. ” John Maxwell Integrative-Applied Skills (con’t) -“essential skills” applied in more complex situations 6. Problems / / SOLUTION formulation RECOGNITION DEFINITION 7. Reasoning

Premium Skills- -Not mandatory but important additions to “essential” and “integrative-applied” skills. 1.Ability to understand and issues. 2. Basic resource management, budgets ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXTUAL 3. Ethics 4. Foreign language fluency 5.Globalism and international skills

Premium Skills- -Not mandatory but important additions to “essential” and “integrative-applied” skills. 6. “ MULTICULTURAL ” competence skills – a familiarity with how different nations operate and interact as well as openness to new cultures 7.Negotiation skills 8.Project management and supervision 9.SYSTEMS thinking

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