Week 5 Assigment: | Management

Week5-WeeklyResources.docx Emotional Intelligence When Daniel Goleman introduced the concept of emotional intelligence to the business world in the 1990s, he called it the most important leadership skill. He also instilled that emotional intelligence is a skill that can be learned. As you review these resources, reflect on your own level of emotional intelligence. How important do you feel the role of emotional intelligence is in a leadership role? Do you feel that you are relatively strong in this area? Are there any opportunities for growth and improvement? · Carucci, R. (2018, May 23).  Is your emotional intelligence authentic, or self-serving?   Harvard Business Review Digital Articles, 2–4. http://hbr.org · Mansel, B., & Einion, A. (2019).  “It’s the relationship you develop with them”: Emotional intelligence in nurse leadership. A qualitative studyLinks to an external site. .  British Journal of Nursing,  28(21), 1400–1408. https://doi.org/10.12968/bjon.2019.28.21.1400 · Ovans, A. (2015, April 28).  How emotional intelligence became a key leadership skill .  Harvard Business Review Digital Articles, 2–5. http://hbr.org · Phipps, S. T. A., & Prieto, L. C. (2017, June).  Why emotional intelligence is necessary for effective leadership: Know the four reasons!Links to an external site.   Leadership Excellence,  34(6), 56–57. · Turkle, S. (2022, February 17).  Empathy rules. Harvard Business Review Digital Articles, 1–5. http://hbr.org Diversity and Inclusion Diversity is found in many areas of society. Sometimes it is embraced, and sometimes it is not. How important do you feel that it is for organizations to operate in a way that celebrates diversity and promotes an inclusive culture? What are the benefits that are created when diversity and inclusion are valued, not only for society but for the organizations themselves? What challenges might these organizations face in doing so? As you review these resources, consider these questions, as well as how a leader can ensure that their organization not only has diversity within its workforce, but also provides an inclusive environment as well. · Bourke, J., & Titus, A. (2019, March 29).  Why inclusive leaders are good for organizations, and how to become one .  Harvard Business Review Digital Articles, 2–5. http://hbr.org · Coleman, J., Gulati, D., & Segovia, W. O. (2012).  Passion and purpose: Stories from the best and brightest young business leaders. Harvard Business School Publishing. · “ People: Leading in a Diverse World, ” pp. 99–138 · Sherbin, L., & Rashid, R. (2017, February 1).  Diversity doesn’t stick without inclusion .  Harvard Business Review Digital Articles, 2–5. http://hbr.org · Tavakoli, M. (2015).  Diversity & inclusion drive success for today’s leaders: effective organizations and leaders are those that recognize diversity and inclusion as essential to business operationsLinks to an external site. .  TD Magazine, (5), 46. The Power of Networking Developing and maintaining a strong professional network is an important business skill, especially for a leader or an aspiring leader. Social media provides some very good platforms for networking, but it still requires work perseverance to establish, maintain, and expand your network. Through these resources, you will examine how networking can be incorporated as a tool for leaders. · Battilana, J., & Casciaro, T. (2013, July–August).  The network secrets of great change agents .  Harvard Business Review, 91(7/8), 62–68. · Dinning, A. (2017, August).  The lifelong pursuit of networking: Making professional and personal connections shouldn’t be a choreLinks to an external site. .  TD Magazine,  71(8), 72–73. · Ibarra, H., & Hunter, M. L. (2007, January).  How leaders create and use networks .  Harvard Business Review, 85(1), 40–47. · Vracarich, M. (2018, October). 4 networking tips all small business owners should know: Tips for those who are not good in networkingLinks to an external site. .  HCM Sales, Marketing and Alliance Excellence Essentials,  17(10), 31–33. Week5AssignmentInstructions.docx Week 5 Assignment Leadership For Good: Part 1 This Assignment features one of the  Business Skills for Good that you will learn more about and develop throughout your MBA program. This skill, emotional intelligence, includes the five components, as identified by Goleman (2004), as “self-awareness,” “self-regulation,” “motivation,” “empathy,” and “social skill.” If you have not already done so, review the following media piece before beginning this Assignment: · Walden University, LLC. (2021).  Emotional intelligence [Video]. Walden University Canvas. https://waldenu.instructure.com · Note: This Assignment is divided into two parts for a total of 8–10 pages. This week, you will complete and submit Part 1 (4–5 pages). You will complete Part 2 (4–5 pages) in Week 6 and submit your entire leadership profile in Week 6. · Consider the following scenario: · In recognition of your growth as a leader, you have been given the opportunity to join a professional leadership network. As part of your membership, you must create a unique leadership profile that focuses on your passion and your purpose for leadership, as well as your goals. This is your opportunity to present your leadership reflections and perspectives to others in your network and to create connections that may lead to professional experiences in the future. To prepare for this Assignment: · You should first engage in reflection. Self-reflection is an important skill in business, especially for a leader or an aspiring leader. There are a number of different models of reflection that can be utilized; however, one of the more commonly used models is the 5R Framework for Reflection (Bain, et al., 2002), which focuses on five defined stages of reflection: reporting, responding, relating, reasoning, and reconstructing. Using this framework will enable you to produce a critically engaging reflection based on your experiences. Refer to the following table for more information about the framework: 5R Stages  Description  Guidelines Reporting A brief descriptive account of the situation/topic What happened, what the situation/topic is Responding Your emotional/personal response to the situation/topic Your observations, feelings, questions about the situation/topic Relating Personal and theoretical understandings relevant to the situation/topic Making the connections between the situation/topic and your experience, skills, knowledge, and understanding Reasoning Your explanation of the situation/topic Explaining the situation/topic in terms of the significant factors, relevant theories, and experiences Reconstruction Drawing conclusions and developing a future actionable plan Your deeper level of understanding about the situation/topic that is used to reframe or reconstruct your future practice and further develop your understanding of professional practice (application) The 5R Framework of Self-Reflection Adapted from: Bain, J. D., Ballantyne, R., Mills, C., & Lester, N. C. (2002). Reflecting on practice: Student teachers’ perspectives. Post Pressed. · Download the  Module 3 Assignment Template (Word document)  Download Module 3 Assignment Template (Word document). Note: Be sure to keep a copy of your completed Assignment this week, as you will be adding to the same file for your Week 10 and 11 Assignments. · As you reflect on your learning and experiences so far, consider your strengths, weaknesses, skills, and the knowledge you have gained as a leader and a follower—both in the classroom and beyond. With those thoughts in mind, construct Part 1 of your leadership profile, being sure to incorporate examples of personal experiences as well as citations for relevant academic resources from the classroom, the library, and other appropriate scholarly sources. Submit Part 1 of your leadership profile as follows: Part 1: Perspectives on Leadership/Leadership Values (4–5 pages) For the first part of your leadership profile, you will describe how you can/will apply positive leadership skills in pursuit of social change, be it in your professional or personal life. Be sure to incorporate the following: Emotional Intelligence · Analyze the importance of the five elements of emotional intelligence in being a strong leader: self-awareness, self-regulation, social skills, empathy, and motivation. Specifically: · How do these elements affect the leader-follower relationship? · How do they improve a leader’s ability to promote change? Developing a Diverse and Inclusive Environment · Analyze the interdependency of diversity and inclusion. · Examine what diversity and inclusion look like in the workplace, as well as the benefits of having/developing a diverse working environment. · Summarize how you have worked/will work as a leader to promote diversity and inclusion in your work environment. The Power of Networking · Based on your personal and professional experiences, examine the relationship of establishing and maintaining a professional network to your own leadership. · How can a strong network benefit both a rising leader and an established leader? · How can the use of networks enhance one’s ability to become an agent of positive social change? image1.png image2.png