Crisis Management × Strengths: Initiative & Leadership
For Those with High Initiative & Leadership
This collection features jobs that may suit those who are relatively comfortable taking action on their own and leading others.
Leadership takes many forms. Some lead from the front, while others support and guide from behind. Some make bold decisions, while others carefully listen to others' opinions before setting direction. Leadership may involve leading an entire organization or taking the lead in a specific field with expertise.
The jobs introduced here tend to offer more opportunities to demonstrate initiative and leadership. Explore your own form of leadership.
30 jobs found.
Company General Affairs Director (Director position)
A managerial position that oversees the general affairs department as a director, responsible for formulating and operating internal regulations, corporate governance, and risk management.
Maritime Self-Defense Officer (primarily engaged in managerial occupations)
In the bases and units of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, responsible for management tasks such as unit management, budget, personnel, and education planning, and involved in the development of defense plans and crisis management systems.
Coast Guard Superintendent
As a senior executive of the Japan Coast Guard, oversees and supervises a wide range of duties including maritime security, distress rescue, investigations, and vessel inspections.
Compulsory Education School Vice Principal
Management position that assists the principal in compulsory education schools, handling overall school operations, educational guidance, and staff and student relations.
Compulsory Education School Principal
A profession that oversees school operations and management in compulsory education schools to achieve educational goals and foster the development of children and students.
Airport Director (Regional Aviation Bureau, Airport Office)
Administrative public servant affiliated with regional aviation bureaus or airport offices, overseeing airport operations management, safety measures, facility maintenance, coordination with related organizations, etc.
Police Officer (Primarily engaged in managerial occupations)
A civil servant role in the management division of a police organization, handling personnel, budgets, business plans, and other administrative tasks, while taking charge of unit command and crisis response.
Police Station Chief
The police station chief serves as the highest responsible position in the police station, overseeing internal organizational operations, public security maintenance, budget and personnel management, and community collaboration.
Superintendent Supervisor
Highest executive-level position for police officers who oversee public order maintenance and organizational operations as senior managers in prefectural police headquarters and similar organizations.
Chief of the Air Staff
The highest-ranking position that oversees organization management and the planning and execution of air operations as the supreme commander of the Air Self-Defense Force.