Quiz Reflection 1-1. Quiz One Measure The Students Readiness

Quiz Reflection 1-1 Quiz one measure the students readiness for a leadership role. The score I received on this quiz was a 99.The scoring rubric indicates that scores between 90-100 is subjected to a high readiness for a leadership role. I believe the reason why I scored high on this quiz is because of my outgoing personality. I enjoy communicating and networking with others. I am always willing to help and teach others in need. I believe that many of the statements on the quiz exemplify my natural personality. I am a hard worker always ready to learn and help others. Quiz Reflection 1-2 Quiz 1-2 wants the reader to reflect on any leadership roles held in their present and past. During my 24 years of life I have had the honor of holding a†¦show more content†¦After trial and error I became very comfortable speaking in front of large and small groups of people. For the statement â€Å"I am a winner more than a loser† I circled strongly agree. 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