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Leadership example: which one? [#permalink] New post 24 Nov 2006, 08:22
I'd like your opinions. There's 2 examples I'd like to write about, but can't decide which one is better.

1. I took a new trader under my wing, by showing him how to trade and how to do the job. No one asked me to do this.. I just took the initiative.

2. I lead 2 strategies. I decide how million dollar trades are worked (traded) in the market. I don't really lead anyone, but it is a type of managerial position.
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 [#permalink] New post 24 Nov 2006, 08:32
Personally, I don't see the "leadership" element in either case. Perhaps it is the lack of elaboration or the different definition of leadership.

I would say #2 is out. At least there is a "follower" in #1 for you to lead. So if you can show how you led him to achieve some objectives, it could be an example of your leadership.
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Re: Leadership example: which one? [#permalink] New post 24 Nov 2006, 14:03
homefry wrote:
I'd like your opinions. There's 2 examples I'd like to write about, but can't decide which one is better.

1. I took a new trader under my wing, by showing him how to trade and how to do the job. No one asked me to do this.. I just took the initiative.

2. I lead 2 strategies. I decide how million dollar trades are worked (traded) in the market. I don't really lead anyone, but it is a type of managerial position.


1 is more probably (based on the little you say) more teamwork than leadership.

2 confuses "manager" with "leader".
Re: Leadership example: which one?   [#permalink] 24 Nov 2006, 14:03
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