Values fairness and impartiality × 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.
7 jobs found.
Administrative public servants
Administrative public servants in national or local governments who handle departmental operations management, policy planning, personnel and budget management, etc.
Cooperative executive
Executive responsible for the operation and management of a cooperative. Represents members' interests, formulates business plans, and handles governance.
Mayor
As the highest decision-maker of the city and representative of the residents, this occupation involves managing city administration, formulating policies, and overseeing municipal governance.
Chief Clerk (Court)
Chief administrative officer who oversees the court's secretariat, managing operations, personnel, budget, etc.
Elementary School Vice Principal
A management position at elementary schools that assists the principal and oversees educational activities and school operations.
Local Government Assembly Member
In the assembly of a local government body, enacts ordinances, deliberates budgets, monitors administration, and represents residents' opinions.
Central Wholesale Market Manager (Local Public Bodies)
A management position in local public bodies that oversees the overall operations of central wholesale markets, ensures fair and smooth transactions, and handles coordination and management among stakeholders.