Can I become a leader by studying at a party school? I also want to be a division director or director. I am a university graduate in physiology. How can I become a leader? Please don’t laugh.

Seeing that you have asked for so many years without reply, I think it is necessary to reply to you.

1. If you are a leader in a government department or public institution, in addition to entering the unit through these examinations or other recruitment methods, you also need to make outstanding achievements and reach the corresponding working years. And have good internal and external interpersonal relationships.

2. If you are a leader in a company, you need to have excellent business capabilities, sufficient ability to create profits, basic management skills and interpersonal skills. Most of them have to start step by step from the grassroots level before they can move up.

3. If you are a leader in a scientific research unit, in addition to having the ability to participate in corresponding projects and have performance, you must also have outstanding external publicity capabilities and the ability to declare funds.

4. Everyone’s positioning of leadership is different. Some people feel that they are leaders when they enter towns and villages, but they feel that they are not leaders when they reach provincial offices. The document issued by the State Council refers to grassroots work experience, which refers to work experience at prefecture-level cities and below.

5. Only the Central Party School and the Central Academy of Administration can be regarded as academic qualifications, and the others can only be called national academic qualifications or academic qualifications. Moreover, there is a sufficient and unnecessary relationship between party schools and being promoted as leaders. Those with master's and doctorate degrees from ordinary universities are more likely to lead.