Tubbs and Schultz (2006) make the argument that there is nothing more important than to define and describe the competencies that make-up leadership within global organization. These competencies need to be defined and described so that organizations can ensure they are taught throughout the organization so as to help achieve the strategic goals that move the organization forward within the industrial sector.The self-confidence of the leader is something that is paramount in the area of personality that must be taken into account when it comes to leadership competencies. Self-confidence coupled with the individual’s locus of control form the basis of enhancing the leaders work performance and motivation while at the same time creating higher job expectations (Tubbs & Schulz, 206). While these personality components are important, they are characteristics that are set in the formative years of the leader and cannot be easily changed when the leader enters the workforce (Tubbs & Schulz).