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Your Leadership Brand: What Image Do You Present to Others? NCLA October 6, 2011 Kathy Schaftlein Center for Creative Leadership

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Your Leadership Brand: What Image Do You Present to

Others?NCLA

October 6, 2011

Kathy Schaftlein Center for Creative Leadership

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Your Leadership Brand

What is it?

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Your Leadership Brand ImagePick an image that represents your current

work situation or where you are in your career.

Image portrays something about how you see yourself professionally as well as how you think others would see you.

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Your Leadership Brand ImageShare with a partner why you chose the

image.What does the image “say” about you?Partner shares what they see in the image.

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Your Leadership Brand Image

How does what you see in the image connect with what you’re doing and how you’re connecting with others when doing your best work?

Select three words that would be your brand tagline

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Employment Life Cycle

Entry/New hire

In Role(s)

Exit

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Selection Criteria

Key competencies/skills for the role Fit with the company culture and group

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What is the first impression you present to an employer?

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Candidate “Brand Presence”

Resume

Interviews

Background checks

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What is the purpose of a Resume?

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ResumesClear and concise

Check format if submitting online

Accomplishments/results

Relevant to the job for which you are applying

Accurate updated information

Spell check please!

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InterviewsScheduling – voicemail message & email address

Appearance or phone presence

Demonstrate you did your homework

What is your goal in obtaining this role?

Show interest in the organization and the role

Turn off your cell, bring a pen, make eye contact

Post interview follow-up

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Background ChecksWill your past behavior haunt you?

References – what would they say?

Former employers

Online presence - Does it help or hinder you? Facebook/Twitter LinkedIn Six degrees of separation

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Your Leadership Brand On the Job

Describe a colleague you valued the most. Who would you always say you wanted to work with?

If you manage – describe the employee you valued the most and why.

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Your Leadership Brand On the Job

Performance

Approach to the work

Relationships

Reviews

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Keys for SuccessBuilding and maintaining relationshipsManaging ChangeProblem solving – solution seekerDemonstrating initiativeAccountability/dependabilityLearning agilityInnovation/creativityMultiple roles/tasks

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Moving aheadKnow your career goals Take on more responsibilityNetwork-outside & inside your org.Informational interviewsAct and look the part for the next roleBuild your professional reputation

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Leaving/exit strategy

What legacy do you want to leave?

Current employers = future references

Leave a positive lasting impression.

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Mary Schwartz

CCL Senior Librarian 1993-2011