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Leadership Survey – Results

Submitted by karen birch on April 5, 2010 – 1:08 pmNo Comment

SUMMARY RESULTS FROM the3rdi SURVEY : LEADERSHIP QUALITIES

We asked you to rank 20 qualities of good leaders

These are the three that you felt were most CRITICAL for leaders to possess

* Integrity 78%
* Communication 75%
* Motivation 69%

These are the three that you felt were IMORTANT for leaders to possess

* Open-ness 56%
* Intelligent 52%
* Experience 46%

These are the three that you would PREFER that leaders possessed

* Technical/Product Knowledge 49%
* Direct Experience 49%
* Generosity 38%

These are the three that you felt were LEAST REQUIRED in good leaders

* Qualifications 58%
* Uniqueness 40%
* Single-minded 38%

Sources:
Online networking applications: LinkedIn
Social media tools: Facebook group, Twitter The3rdi: Collaborators’ networks, members and subscribers

Period: March 2010

FULL SURVEY RESULTS