Work Trends
Leadership Styles
How do you lead?
Updated: 2025.12.17
4 min read · Intermediate
Leadership Styles How do you lead? Discussion Questions Q1 In your own words, please briefly summarize the article. Q2 What part of the reading resonated with you most? Q3 What kind of leader are you? Q4 What kind of leader do you enjoy working with? Q5 Have you experienced a shift in your preferred leadership style? Explain Q6 In dynamic work environments, which leadership style do you think is most effective? Q7 In the context of your culture, what kind of leadership styles are more valued? Explain. Q8 Do you think people can change their leadership style, or is it something one is born with? Explain. Q9 If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down. Expressions articulated expressed; put into words Example 1 Her grievances were well-articulated. Example 2 His penchant for a four-day workweek is articulated. mantra a statement or slogan repeated frequently Example 1 More work-life balance was her mantra. Example 2 That’s become his mantra since graduating college. (leave) no stone unturned try every possible course of action in order to achieve something Example 1 Captain said to leave no stone unturned throughout the course of the investigation. Example 2 As we look to improve player safety, we will leave no stone unturned. to a T exactly; to perfection Example 1 Follow the recipe to a T, and it’ll be delicious. Example 2 They plagiarized the essay to a T. capitalize (on) take the chance to gain advantage from Example 1 Do whatever it takes to capitalize on the situation. Example 2 She capitalized on her expertise to get the job. |
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