Zeus (Jupiter )
endowment of the leader
personal qualities
Physically healthy, cheerful in
personality, socially tolerant,
spirit of service,
Intellectually forward-looking,
morally sound ethics
cultural qualities
General education: a wide-ranging
education that anyone can have
conversations with
Professional education: Recreation
theory, camping introduction,
leadership theory,
functional qualities
Recreation function: singing, game,
dancing, conversation function, etc.
Administrative functions: list
management, office management,
equipment management, etc.
1. personal qualities
• Zeus is known for being wise, fair, just, merciful and prudent but also easily angered.
• He is very tall and muscular, with long curly hair and big, bushy beard. His face looks older, but his
body looks like The Rock's.
• He has a kingly body, short beard and curly hair and carries his thunderbolt at all times.
• He also wears his crown of oak leaves, which is deemed to be his sacred tree.
• His most famous power is the ability to throw lightning bolts.
2. cultural qualities
Zeus became the most important god because he used intelligence as well as power, and he used his
intelligence to ensure that he would not be replaced by an even stronger successor. He cared about
justice, and he gave the other gods rights and privileges in return for their allegiance to him.
3. leadership
Zeus is the king and father of the gods and rules the weather as well as law, order and justice. In Greek
mythology, the most powerful and strong god. The organizational culture relating to Zeus has a strong,
dynamic leader with an entrepreneurial spirit.
What Does Zeus Look Like? Because so many statues of Zeus have survived, we know quite accurately
what the ancient Greeks thought he looked like: very tall and muscular, with long curly hair and big,
bushy beard. His face looks older, but his body looks like The Rock's.
Why Zeus is the best leader
Zeus became the most important god because he used intelligence as well as power, and he used his
intelligence to ensure that he would not be replaced by an even stronger successor. He cared about
justice, and he gave the other gods rights and privileges in return for their allegiance to him.