2015年12月19日托福独立写作范文：The best leader should spend more time listening to other people’s ideas than ta

2015年12月19日托福独立写作范文：The best leader should spend more time listening to other people’s ideas than taking his/her own ideas. 

托福写作解题思路：

应该听取

1.效率高

a.减少时间，不需要自己摸索：当领导听取别人的想法时，就不需要一个人摸索，这样能帮助老板节约时间

b.减少错误，一起思考：当领导能听取别人的建议时，容易及时发现并解决问题，减少错误，避免产生误会

2.人际关系好

a.下属喜欢：下属一般比较喜欢擅于沟通、容易接近、心态开放的领导

b.客户喜欢：领导能够虚心听取别人的想法，就能更好地理解客户需求，同时客户容易被领导的品质吸引，那么就能发展更坚实的客户基础

托福独立写作范文一：

Key to success of a good leader is making decisions in timely fashion, probably with a mixed style of being quick in some cases and slow in other cases. Depending on a real situation, a decision can be made fast or not so fast in order to achieve the expected outcome. The best leader is supposed to know which of the two approaches is better, each having its advantages and disadvantages.

Many effective leaders are "decisive" and they choose to make decisions rapidly without spending too much time on asking ideas from other people. These leaders usually do not struggle with decision-making and do not lose time when opportunities arise. Rather, using their influence or positional power, they have the intuition to decide and the courage to act quickly, leaving room for a margin of error if necessary for correction. To them, making decisions slowly sounds counter-intuitive when the changing environment in which people are working is moving faster and faster. No wonder, they prefer making decisions faster, thinking that very fast and roughly right decision-making should replace long deliberations thaat seem precise and slow. Of course, the speed versus accuracy in decision-making is a matter of leadership style, but it is arguable whether or not weighing various options might start weighing a leader down because opportunities pass by, never to return.

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托福独立写作范文二：

History remembers great leaders-kings, presidents, CEOs, and the like- largely for the decision they make. However, what we often forget is that these decisions are rarely made alone-- leaders will often rely on the help pf others when weighing their options. While some leaders may prefer to male decisions alone, I think the most effective ones will involve others in the decision-making process.

Firstly, letting others participate in the process creates stronger bonds and more trust between the leader and the rest of the group. When others in the group are brought into the decision-making process, they will feel more essential to the group’s c=success. This will engender a stronger sense of camaraderie and belonging, and subsequently, will lead them to work harder to see their group succeed at their task. Also, they will gain some insight into how the leader makes his or her decisions. This will make the leaders decisions seem less mysterious or arbitrary. The group will come to trust the leader’s decisions more in the future--even when they are not part of the decision-making process.

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