Briefly describe an organization that you are/have been involved in.
Evaluate the culture of the organization.
Evaluate the leadership style of the leader in that organization you are most familiar with.
Describe a change or addition to the current strategic plan of the organization that you think would improve its performance. For example: Increasing the culture of patient safety within the organization or the organization becoming more involved in the community it serves. Your strategic plan goal should be measurable.
Considering the culture and leadership of the organization, utilize the change process to implement the change. Make sure you include how you would evaluate the change.
Sample Solution
I am/have been involved in the organization Sigma Kappa Sorority. Sigma Kappa is a sorority that promotes scholarship and leadership, personal growth, and service to others through its philanthropic efforts. The culture of the organization is one of sisterhood and loyalty, where members strive to lead with integrity while encouraging each other to reach their greatest potentials both academically and personally.
The leader I am most familiar with is our chapter president. She leads by example, setting an inspiring standard for everyone in the sorority to follow. She also encourages us to take initiative by listening carefully to our ideas and allowing us room for creativity when formulating solutions or coming up with new initiatives for improvement.
Sample Solution
I am/have been involved in the organization Sigma Kappa Sorority. Sigma Kappa is a sorority that promotes scholarship and leadership, personal growth, and service to others through its philanthropic efforts. The culture of the organization is one of sisterhood and loyalty, where members strive to lead with integrity while encouraging each other to reach their greatest potentials both academically and personally.
The leader I am most familiar with is our chapter president. She leads by example, setting an inspiring standard for everyone in the sorority to follow. She also encourages us to take initiative by listening carefully to our ideas and allowing us room for creativity when formulating solutions or coming up with new initiatives for improvement.