Leadership Profile PowerPoint, social science homework help

In the Unit 9 PowerPoint Assignment, you will assess your own characteristics as a leader within the context of organizational change. To complete this task, you will need to integrate your personal Journal entries from Units 1, 3, and 5. You are also highly encouraged to integrate at least one source from your Unit 4 Leadership Research Worksheet. Click the PowerPoint icon below to view a detailed breakdown along with steps for success for this Assignment. To do well on this task, it is critical to review the PowerPoint overview, the Assignment rubric, and the written instructions provided below.

Your PowerPoint should contain the following sections:

1. Cover slide
2. Introduction slide
3. Summary of your leadership strengths (refer to your Unit 1 Journal)
4. Summary of your approach to stress (refer to Unit 3 Journal)
5. Summary of your motivational style (refer to Unit 5 Journal)

In addition to the above, you will also add the following sections to your PowerPoint:

1. Summary of your leadership approach to creativity, decision making, teamwork, or conflict resolution. (Choose only one of these four to explore in this section. Integrate the relevant chapter of the text into your work.)
2. Summary of your orientation towards change. Integrate the following two assessments into this section:
   • The “Orientation Towards Change” assessment on pages 352–355 of the text
   • The “Optimism Test” found at https://www.authentichappiness.sas.upenn.edu/

   Authentic Happiness: University of Pennsylvania. Retrieved fromhttps://www.authentichappiness.sas.upenn.edu/

   • Hint: Utilize the insight you gain from these two assessments to determine how you deal with change. You do not necessarily have to report specific results. Rather, stay with the big picture. Consider exploring how your level of optimism (or pessimism) can influence how you approach change and uncertainty. Both orientations (optimistic and pessimistic) have distinct advantages and disadvantages from a leadership standpoint.
3. Using the content from slides 1–7 as your guide, write a personal vision statement that addresses your role as a leader. Your vision statement should be short (2–3 sentences at most) and address an ambitious, big picture view of how you see yourself in the future. (Page 36 from the text along with your own Web research on personal mission or vision statements will be beneficial in completing this slide.)
4. Conclusion/summary slide
5. References

Slides should be formatted with an appropriate font size and color scheme. Integration of pictures should be done modestly with emphasis on the written bullet points on your slide. As a general rule of thumb, it recommended that you follow the 6×6 rule. You should have about six bullet points per slide with around six words per bullet point.

With the exception of your cover and reference slide, each slide should also have 1 paragraph of speaker notes per slide. Your presentation should be 10–12 slides, not counting the cover and reference slide. Finally, make sure your presentation references at least one outside source in addition to the class text. You are encouraged to use the resources you identified in Unit 4 to help you complete this Assignment.