This issue includes a list of well known leadership practices, which are useful to court leaders.
Court Leadership and Professional Competencies, Issue #5 – Successful Court Administrator Characteristics
This issue reviews characteristics of successful court administrators, as provided by a court colleague.
Develop your listening skills
Listening is a critical leadership skill. Here are six ways you can develop your listening skills.
Court Leadership and Professional Competencies – Eight Leadership Skills to Develop
This issue reviews eight leadership skills to learn and use.
Court Leadership and Professional Competencies – the NACM CORE(R) Competencies
This series begins with the review of the NACM CORE(R) Competencies - the collection of state of the art skills for court leaders.
The 8 Tasks of Leadership
The 100th Vantage Point Blog post reflects on leadership amidst significant governmental changes in the U.S. It highlights the NACM CORE® Leadership Competency defining leadership as a vision-driven process. Effective leaders excel in eight tasks: setting direction, delegation, staffing, decision-making, motivating, managing dynamics, instituting culture, and communicating, guiding their organizations to success.
Court Leadership and Problem Solving – Issue #10, The Four “F’s”
This issue reviews a problem solving process that involves four F's.
Court Leadership and Problem Solving, Issue #9 – The Creative Process
This issue review the creative process for problem solving.
Court Leadership and Problem Solving, Issue #8 – PHASE
Issue #8 in this series reviews a problem solving process called PHASE.
Court Leadership and Problem Solving – Issue #7, WOOP
Issue #7 in the problem solving series reviews a process labelled as WOOP.
