Survey on Leadership Behaviors(Multi-Rater Assessment)

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This questionnaire is designed to help the subject gain further clarity on their leadership development direction. There are no right or wrong answers, and results will be used solely for the training program.

The questionnaire includes 32 behavioral descriptions. Please read each item carefully and select the frequency (Always, Frequently, Sometimes, Occasionally, Rarely, Never) that best reflects how frequently each leadership behavior occurs in the subject’s current work context.
1. Your relationship to the subject:
2. When facing difficulties, He tell himself "there's always a solutions" maintaining an optimistic attitude and actively seeking breakthroughs.
3. He look beyond immediate issues, connecting team, company, and industry perspectives to balance long-term and short-term interests.
4. Hen different teams, He clearly define his role, observe interaction patterns, and communicate appropriately.
5. Before tasks or reports, He analyze key stakeholders and influencing factors to develop targeted communication strategies.
6. In collaborations, He adhere to win-win principles, clarify shared goals, and allocate resources for maximum benefit.
7. When assigning tasks, He assess colleagues' capabilities and willingness, balancing trust with role suitability.
8. When giving feedback, He focus on facts—praise immediately when deserved, and offer constructive reminders when improvement is needed.
9. He maintain continuous improvement mindset by regularly asking "Can we do better?" and maintain an open, learning mindset.
10. When misunderstood, He confidently express his thoughts, calmly respond to doubts, and clarifying the issues.
11. He analyze relationships among various factors from a holistic perspective, identifying issues before making judgments.
12. He recognize important relationships, proactively maintain them, and foster mutual support.
13. When proposing ideas, He emphasize "what's in it for you" and prepare contingency plans for risks.
14. He establish clear collaboration rules, handle conflicts fairly, and always align with common objectives.
15. When delegating work, He provide necessary resources, clarify responsibilities, and inform supervisors and relevant teams.
16. He help colleagues analyze gaps between current performance and goals, guiding them to create and implement development plans.
17. When facing authority, He courageously propose new ideas and willingly test innovative approaches himself.
18. When confronting challenging, He make decisions and take action, willing to take risks, and firmly execute team decisions once made.
19. He understand that situation changes and adjust his approach accordingly to find the most suitable solution.
20. When listening, He pay attention not only to words but also to emotions and underlying needs, responding appropriately.
21. He support his arguments with data and authoritative references, using multiple methods to strengthen his points.
22. He frequently seek colleagues' input, share experiences, and foster a collaborative environment.
23. He encourage colleagues to solve problems independently, allow room for trial and error, and help build their confidence.
24. He empathize with colleagues' feelings, identify their true needs, and motivate them in appropriate ways.
25. He secure resources to transform innovative ideas into actionable plans.
26. He listen carefully to others' advice, proactively seek guidance, and put good suggestions into practice.
27. He dig deep to uncover the root cause of problems, identify underlying patterns, and promote effective methods.
28. When emotions arise, He take a deep breath, express himself constructively, and explain the reasons behind his feelings.
29. During disagreements, He stand firm on his position while sincerely asking, "What do you think?"
30. He adapt his interactions based on individual differences, respecting diversity and maintaining friendliness.
31. He set checkpoints to review progress, provide timely feedback, guidance, and encouragement.
32. He articulate the purpose of work, helping colleagues understand "why it’s worth doing" to enhance their sense of value.
33. He foster a psychologically safe environment where the team feels empowered to experiment and receives prompt recognition for innovation.
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