Leadership Roles of Jane Liu

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1. What qualities did Jane Liu have as a leader that helped her organization thrive? Jane Liu President and founder of New Deantronics is an exceptional leader that possesses a myriad of leadership qualities. She exhibits many qualities that aid her organization in thriving. Her qualities include, but are not limited to: sincerity, teamwork, ambition, self-motivated and self-established, teachable, confident, empathic, integrity, trustworthy, and caring. To begin with, Jane Liu built New Deantronics on a culture of sincerity and team work this could not be more evident than the manner of her openness to learn from others. She started the business from scratch, an indication of her own self -motivation. (Lin, Y., & Rowe, W. G. 2013). When Liu took the daunting task of starting the business, she humbly took on a teachable demeanor. Many people in her field were willing to give her an opportunity to learn. She was open. Next, Jane Liu’s ability to be a team player was evident as she worked with employees from another company for the purposes of improving production process and enha...

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