Personal Narrative: Internal Security Leader

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1. Introduction Leadership has been written about millions of times in the past, and heading in the future, it will be the topic of many debates, books and newspaper articles asking, and in some cases answering the question, “What is leadership?” According to Peter Drucker: “leadership is lifting a person’s vision, raising his performance and building personality”. In my own experience leadership is not just about one person telling others what to do; it’s about more than just giving orders. It is about getting a group of people to work together towards a common goal with more than just the goal in mind. It is also not just about setting goals for the group but also setting personal goals for the individual, guiding and supporting them all …show more content…

Our department’s vision is to ensure a safe and secure environment for guests and staff, apart from this I’m responsible for 6 Internal Security staff (inside the Casino) and overseeing the External Security operation with 8 staff members (outside the Casino). I am also responsible for the planning and management of my shift; this includes the development of my team members. I’m also responsible for the implementation and effectiveness of our company emergency procedures. I report the progress of all my responsibilities and other issues/concerns to one person, our Head of department/ Security Manager. In this document I will share how I was influenced to believe in my own ability. I will also share how my view about management and leadership was changed in one conversation and how that conversation boosted my confidence. I will also share the manager that influenced my learning the most and how through not just words but also actions he showed me that being a leader is not being the person sitting in an office barking instructions, but being the leader is someone who keeps motivating his team to want to accomplish more and be more through actions. I will also share my learning through this assignment, and recommendations on fixing

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