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Drag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. Jane is a team leader. Match herleadership skills to the appropriate descriptions.
has access to information that can
resolve vagueness and inconsistency
determines what might go wrong, the chances
of something going wrong, and the resulting
implications, and takes necessary steps to
avoid the problem
eliminates opportunities for misinterpretation
by using clear communication, both written
and spoken
plans out what to do, how to do it, and the
necessary actions to complete the task

Jane is a good communicator.
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Jane carries out strategic thinking.
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Jane carries out risk assessment.
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Jane is resourceful.
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