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Student leaders care about and listen to the thoughts and concerns of others in their group. Whereas some students may only feign interest in others’ problems, a good student leader is likely to show a genuine interest in and desire to help others. In group work, they’re also more receptive of others’ feedback and willing to compromise.
Stay authentic. Leaders who are authentic are trusted because they are unwavering, especially when faced with the challenges of popular opinion. As a student government official, be sure the ideals that got you elected are consistent throughout policymaking, planning, etc. and remember to always stay true to yourself and the values you believe in.
Keep an open mind and always listen. Open communication and consideration of all ideas fosters a creative and collaborative environment. A good leader is someone who is comfortable handling suggestions and adapting to changing situations.
Know how to delegate tasks to achieve common goals. A successful leader knows when to take the reins. When it comes to important projects and deadlines, know when and how to allocate responsibility to those around you and be willing to go above and beyond to get it done.
Learn from mistakes to improve for the future. Even if this isn’t your first time being elected, there will most certainly be times where the plan goes wrong. Be prepared for the worst, take responsibility for the outcome, and stay optimistic. A quality leader learns from experience and proactively plans for the future.
Seek knowledge. Leaders are continuously developing their skills so they can continue to inspire their constituents. Interested in developing your leadership skills? Try a hands-on experience that focuses on essential leadership traits necessary for any student government position. Visit Envision to learn more about our programs!
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