Servant Leadership for PMI-ACP Exam Prep with a practical example (2024)

Nidhi Kohli, our esteemed lead trainer, has crafted this video to unravel the nuances of servant leadership, highlighting its practical implications with compelling real-life scenarios, and elucidating its significance in acing the PMI-ACP (Project Management Institute - Agile Certified Practitioner) exam.
Nidhi begins the discourse with a heartwarming, personal anecdote of a father who exemplifies the principles of servant leadership in his interactions with his daughter. His endeavors to promote her independence while safeguarding her and placing implicit trust in her abilities, seamlessly align with the ethos of servant leadership. This example underscores that servant leadership transcends professional boundaries and is, in fact, a philosophy that can permeate our personal lives.
In resonance with Mahatma Gandhi's potent words, "The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others", Nidhi elucidates the fundamental tenets of servant leadership. By prioritizing the team's needs, provisioning critical resources, and mitigating barriers, servant leaders foster an environment conducive to growth, cooperation, and success.
Key takeaways from this video:
• Servant leadership revolves around catering to the team's needs, facilitating resources, and eliminating obstacles.
• Servant leadership can be seamlessly integrated into both professional and personal contexts.
• A servant leader instils independence and trust within their team, thereby creating a nurturing environment that propels growth and success.
To conclude, Nidhi presents a thought-provoking question on servant leadership, explicitly designed to reinforce your understanding for the PMI-ACP exam. This will help you assess your comprehension of the concept and engage with it on a more profound level.
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Remember, servant leadership is less about wielding power and more about empowering others. Embrace this principle in your PMI-ACP preparation and beyond. Brought to you by EduHubspot, the hub of learning, led by Nidhi Kohli.
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[@phanichaitanya]

Very well explained with simple examples. The smile attracts attention of audience!

[@EduHubSpot]

Thanks for loving my video !! Nidhi

[@mrsquadofficial9666]

Nidhi, you are awesome with examples!!, as always!

[@EduHubSpot]

Thank you so much !! Nidhi

[@LIFE-xp3ts]

Nidhi, Your presentation in a simple way is excellent, thank you.

[@EduHubSpot]

I am glad you liked the video. Nidhi

[@urfeenaelahi2490]

Awesome, you really have mastered the art of storytelling.

[@EduHubSpot]

Thank you so much !! Nidhi

[@shilpashanbhag8204]

Nice examples. I like stories. Very good and tricky question. I got it correct thankfully.Thank you, Nidhi

[@EduHubSpot]

I am glad you liked the video. Nidhi

[@ampraveen3699]

Perfectly Explained....

[@EduHubSpot]

Glad you liked it!! Nidhi

[@shahidParvezofficial]

Nice lecture Nidhi

[@EduHubSpot]

Glad you liked it ! Nidhi

[@nitin1614]

I will go with C since we have to first find out what is the problem with him why he is not open to discuss.

[@nidhikohli7029]

Hello Nitin, Option C talks about addressing this in the retrospective. This is delaying the handling of the problem. As much as possible, if you have a solution which is addressing the problem right away, you should prefer that. Hope this is clear. Happy studying

[@EduHubSpot]

Hello Nitin, Option C talks about addressing this in the retrospective. This is delaying the handling of the problem. As much as possible, if you have a solution which is addressing the problem right away, you should prefer that. Hope this is clear. Happy studying Nidhi K