IMPACT PLAYERS

IMPACT PLAYERS

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Professional Development

Professional Development

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What is a primary characteristic of an 'Impact Player'?

Back

They consistently deliver extraordinary value by going beyond their defined roles.

Answer explanation

An 'Impact Player' is defined by their ability to deliver extraordinary value by exceeding their defined roles, rather than just adhering to them or focusing on individual achievements.

2.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

The 'Make Yourself Useful' practice primarily involves shifting from what mindset to another?

Back

From a 'duty-oriented' to a 'service-oriented' mindset

Answer explanation

The 'Make Yourself Useful' practice emphasizes moving from a 'duty-oriented' mindset, which focuses on obligations, to a 'service-oriented' mindset that prioritizes helping others and contributing positively.

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

Which of the following is a key actionable step for 'Making Yourself Useful' ?
Observing & Identifying Gaps in the organization, Focusing only on tasks explicitly assigned by a manager, Avoiding tasks outside one's comfort zone to ensure quality, Waiting for others to identify gaps before offering help

Back

Observing & Identifying Gaps in the organization

Answer explanation

The key actionable step for 'Making Yourself Useful' is to observe and identify gaps in the organization. This proactive approach allows you to contribute meaningfully, unlike the other options that limit initiative.

4.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

The 'Step Up, Step Back' practice primarily emphasizes:

Back

Leading situationally and empowering others when appropriate

Answer explanation

The 'Step Up, Step Back' practice focuses on leading when necessary and empowering others, rather than always taking charge or avoiding leadership roles. This approach fosters collaboration and situational leadership.

5.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

A key reason 'Stepping Up, Stepping Back' is important for an organization is because it:

Back

Fosters shared responsibility and develops team leadership capabilities

Answer explanation

The correct choice emphasizes that 'Stepping Up, Stepping Back' promotes shared responsibility and enhances team leadership skills, which is vital for organizational growth and collaboration.