If you are involved in team activities, do you tend to be the team leader or foot soldier?

Foot Soldier.

by jonaja

If it was a school/uni project then I would tend to take the lead, because I wanted to make sure that I got the best grade possible, and not suffer from loafers in the group. I also took a sub-lead role in a writing/film project with some teenagers recently. In other activities though, I'd want someone else to take charge.

by Bryony Harrison

If it was a school/uni project then I would tend to take the lead, because I wanted to make sure that I got the best grade possible, and not suffer from loafers in the group. I also took a sub-lead role in a writing/film project with some teenagers recently. In other activities though, I'd want someone else to take charge.

by Bryony Harrison

Definitely foot soldier, I am not leader material and I hate confrontation.

by Postcards_from

Depends on the team experience.

by kit.m

It definitely depends on the team. But generally, I love being the foot soldier. I like to support others.

by dwatk

I am happy to be either, I'd prefer to be the "foot soldier" and aid the leader but if there is a lack of leadership/leadership qualities I have no problem with stepping (or pushing) my way into the leadership position - especially if I think there is a better way to get to the goal.

by Valadhiel

I don't think I've never been involved in team activities, thank heavens, as I wouldn't have known what to do.

by Miro