(true) a story about a time you demonstrated (or, less optimally, failed to demonstrate) leadership on a group project as a human resource student. Use the STAR technique to structure.

Structure: Use the STAR structure (describe the situation, your task, the activities you completed, and the result you achieved); if your result was a negative result, be sure to include lessons learned. Be sure to demonstrate your ability to use literary devices.

Content: One of the competencies in the CPHR Framework is "Leading Projects: Organize work, manage your own and others' time, establish priorities, and structure tasks efficiently within deadlines." Aspects of project leadership include:

Ability to value the team, show recognition, inspire

Plan the project, prioritize tasks, set clear goals, and monitor progress Build trust within the team

Adapt to situations and adjust according to the needs of the moment. (Chartered Professionals in Human Resources Canada, 2021

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The Presentation Debacle A Lesson in Shared Leadership The air crackled with nervous anticipation as our group of four huddled backstage We a motley crew of Human Resource students were about to prese... View the full answer