MEETING LEADERSHIP
Choose a case study with the primary topic of either LEADERSHIP or MEETING LEADERSHIP. (See list of cases on table 3-1 in chapter 3 of your text).Step one: Briefly summarize the case.Step two:
Choose a case study with the primary topic of either LEADERSHIP or MEETING LEADERSHIP. (See list of cases on table 3-1 in chapter 3 of your text).
Step one: Briefly summarize the case.
Step two: Answer the questions and or instructions at the end of the case. (Consider the following self assessment questions in reviewing your answer: Do my recommendations show that I fully understand the issues involved in the case? Could my recommendations realistically solve the problem? Do my recommendations appear to be as fair as possible to al parties involved? Do my recommendations support the goals of the organization? If this were a real world problem, could I live with my recommendations?)
Step three: Review the author’s responses for your case in the responses section of your materials. Briefly discuss whether or not your recommendations were similar to the author’s. Would you adjust your recommendations after seeing the author’s proposed recommendations, or would you defend your own recommendation? Why?
Step one: Briefly summarize the case.
Step two: Answer the questions and or instructions at the end of the case. (Consider the following self assessment questions in reviewing your answer: Do my recommendations show that I fully understand the issues involved in the case? Could my recommendations realistically solve the problem? Do my recommendations appear to be as fair as possible to al parties involved? Do my recommendations support the goals of the organization? If this were a real world problem, could I live with my recommendations?)
Step three: Review the author’s responses for your case in the responses section of your materials. Briefly discuss whether or not your recommendations were similar to the author’s. Would you adjust your recommendations after seeing the author’s proposed recommendations, or would you defend your own recommendation? Why?