Is this an example of leadership?

[PooshBag]

SDN members,

Not too long ago, i had a question concerning simple blue/pink collar jobs and their role in your application. I was provided with a lot of good information! I am very appreciative of that.

However, I was curious about one thing: When applications ask for leadership, is leadership that is voluntary the one that is preferred? Could being something like a manager in a pink collar service be leadership in the eyes of admissions committees?

I appreciate any and all feedback, and thank you for taking the time to read my question.

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[LizzyM]

Yes. Directing your peers in a volunteer position or in paid employment is leadership.

 

[PooshBag]

Yes. Directing your peers in a volunteer position or in paid employment is leadership.

That answers that. Thank you!

 

[Psai]

pink collar job? i've never heard of this before and yet it even has its own wikipedia page

 

[StudyLater]

pink collar job? i've never heard of this before and yet it even has its own wikipedia page

Seriously...

 

[Petrichor1]

I love your avatar...freaking hilarious.

 

[ConfusedChemist]

Personally I think leadership in 'real world' jobs shows a lot more, well, leadership skills than being vice-president of premed club#120333

 

[Oranges2]

so is an example of leadership at work > leadership at xyz Club?

 

[PooshBag]

so is an example of leadership at work > leadership at xyz Club?

Both count as leadership, but i suppose what you do in each role actually is what matters more.