Give an example of a positive or negative deviant behavior that you have witnessed, either formal or informal. How did it violate social norms? How did you react? How did the people in the nearby social group react? (Please do not share incriminating or personal details.) How would a functionalist or conflict theorist explain the reasons for the deviant behavior?

Prepare a 2-3-page business report in which you analyze your leadership strengths and develop a statement of who you are as a leader. Explain how coaching can be used to maximize your leadership strengths and achieve your professional goals.IntroductionThis portfolio work project helps you define who you are as a leader. It is something that would be useful to you in annual performance reviews or to use as a reminder of your strengths and best qualities.ScenarioYour leader is interested in your development as a leader in your organization. You have recently taken the BetterUp self- assessment and have participated in at least one BetterUp coaching session. Your leader would like you to spend some time reflecting on the results of your assessment and gathering some additional information from those who know you best.Your RoleYour role is to prepare a report in which you review and reflect on your strengths; collect additional information from 3–5 colleagues, friends, or others who know you well; and create a portrait of yourself as a leader.PreparationBetterUpBefore completing this assessment, you must have taken the BetterUp self-assessment and participated in one coaching session.Additional InformationThis assessment requires you to collect feedback from 3–5 people who know you best.Because not everyone is likely to respond, you should identify at least 10 people to ask. Choose a variety of people who have had extended contact with you, such as:Colleagues (former or current), such as vendors, customers, or board members.Friends (old or recent), neighbors, or fellow volunteers.Family members.Others who know you well. Be creative in your choices.Try to give your respondents sufficient time to respond. You can create a feedback form or keep it simpler.The questions you should ask are:Who am I when I am at my best?Can you provide a specific example of a time when I was at my best?You can reach out by phone, e-mail, text, or in person. Analyze your leadership strengths.RequirementsFor this paper:Identify your top three strengths from the BetterUp assessment. Explain how you currently use those strengths.Discuss your strengths, both as identified by the BetterUp assessment and by summarizing what the people that you asked about you responded.Develop a statement of who you are as a leader, based on your analysis. You may wish to include your purpose, values, strengths, goals, and more. You may also wish to add to your statement who you want to be as a leader—what you aspire to. This way, your statement becomes your own vision of who you want to be.Explain how the live BetterUp coaching experience that you had during this course can help you use your leadership strengths and best self to achieve your professional goals.Deliverable FormatYour deliverable is a 2–3-page business report. Because this is a personal reflection, you may write it in the first person and do not need to cite any supporting references. Refer to the writing resources in the MBA Program Resources in the courseroom navigation panel, especially paying attention to the MBA Academic and Professional Document Guidelines, under Writing Skills.Related Company StandardsThe Defining Yourself As a Leader business report is a professional document and should therefore follow the corresponding MBA Academic and Professional Document Guidelines, including single-spaced paragraphs. In addition to the report, include:Title page or a heading at the top of the first page with title, date, and your name.Conclusion.References page (if applicable).APA-formatted references (if applicable).You might consider using the following outline:Introduction. (Tell the reader what this paper is about.)My Strengths. (Detail your BetterUp-identified strengths and describe how you currently use those strengths.)Leadership Statement. (Create a statement of who you want to be as a leader—make it aspiring, like an affirmation.)Conclusion. (Wrap up the paper, mentioning that you had your BetterUp coaching, and describe specific ways how you can use the future BetterUp coaching sessions to lead yourself or others even better.)References.