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How would you describe your leadership skills?
How do you lead people?
What is your leadership style ? Is it democratic, authoritative, . supporting, delegating, coaching, directing type? How do you motivate and lead others? What is your style?
Do's
• Describe your leadership style
• Tell about a situation and bring out our style
• Show the impact you create on your team
Don'ts
• No I don't have a team
Similar Questions
• Tell me about a time when you demonstrated leadership skills.
• Tell me about a time when you took lead
• Describe a time when you led by example
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