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In my opinion, the most important thing is emotional intelligence. It is what allows a leader to build trust, lead a team with understanding, make informed decisions, and inspire others.

You're probably right.
because it's about the "heart" and "soul" of leadership, about how a leader "feels" and "manages relationships."
For myself, I emphasized confidence and competence, a willingness to listen to other opinions and analyze quickly to make informed decisions.
It would be interesting to hear other opinions.

Chyzhyk Oleksandr Serhiyovych
I asked the AI ​​to analyze and compare our answers with each other, and this is the comparative description it received:
Do they coincide? Partially. Both answers emphasize the importance of "soft skills" and analytical qualities of a leader, which allow him to effectively interact with the team and make decisions. "Emotional intelligence" (EI) includes understanding oneself and others, managing emotions, which intersects with "willingness to listen" and "building trust". "Confidence and competence" are the basis for "making informed decisions" and "quick analysis".
Do they complement each other? Yes, they complement each other perfectly, creating a more complete picture of an effective leader:
The first answer (Emotional Intelligence) focuses on the inner qualities of a leader and their ability to interact with people (effective communication, empathy, the ability to inspire, build trust). It is about the "heart" and "soul" of leadership, about how a leader "feels" and "manages relationships."
The second answer (Confidence, Competence, Willingness to Listen, Analysis, Considered Decisions) emphasizes the intellectual and behavioral aspects of leadership, as well as the leader's ability to improve himself through the acceptance of different opinions. It is about the "brain" and "actions" of leadership, about how a leader "thinks" and "acts."
How they work together:
An effective leader with emotional intelligence will not only be able to understand the feelings and motivations of his team, but will also use this information to build trust and inspiration. This will allow him to successfully apply his confidence and competence to quickly analyze the situation and make informed decisions, while keeping in mind that it is the willingness to listen to other opinions (which is part of EI) that makes these decisions truly justified and supported by the team.
Thus, these two answers together paint a picture of a leader who is both sensitive to human factors and rational in decision-making, combining "soft" skills with "hard" knowledge and analytical skills. This is a perfect demonstration of how multifaceted the concept of leadership is.
You can use these answers as an introduction to Session 3 to show how diverse ideas about leadership are, and how a situational approach helps to bring these different qualities together.