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Military Leadership Development Concepts

Know Yourself

Know Your People

Know Your People

Every person communicates and processes information differently.  You need to discover your own strengths, and establish your own style.


In the WWII Pacific campaign, 'Bull' Halsey (left) and Raymond Spruance (right) had very different styles.  But both were highly effective fleet commanders.

Know Your People

Know Your People

Know Your People

Every individual in your unit will be different.  They have different strengths, goals and ways of thinking about problems.  You must know them to take advantage of this diversity, and to create a motivational environment for all.

Know Your Stuff

Know Your People

Succession and Initiative

There is no substitute for competence under both normal and crisis conditions.  Continuous learning is a requirement.  Reactions to various situations are rehearsed until correct responses are automatic.

Succession and Initiative

Succession and Initiative

Succession and Initiative

Succession planning is a regular part of military leadership.  It has to be - it must be anticipated that casualties could occur.  


Initiative is also a requirement.  Everyone needs to be ready to adjust to changing conditions to complete the mission of their unit.


Adaptability is just as important in most organizations, but often underdeveloped.

Servant Leadership

Succession and Initiative

Process and Training

'Troops Eat First' - a principle honored in the military.  Senior leaders take care of their people.  Individuals will be pushed hard, but will be respected.


Having people in your organization know that their leaders care is a prerequisite for engagement.

Process and Training

Succession and Initiative

Process and Training

The military operates extremely complex equipment in life and death environments.  And it does this with remarkably young crews.


This works because of a cultural system of well-developed processes and rigorous training.


You likely do not need a system as thorough as this, but there are useful elements for all organizations.

The Value of Military Experience

The military has valued, taught, and practiced leadership for hundreds of years.  From the time of George Washington and John Paul Jones, the military had to develop leaders well before companies and most other organizations were generally big enough to need large management groups.


Today, the military continues to develop leaders from the cross section of America that arrives as teenage recruits.  It is the most experienced and proven institution for leadership development.

  

The military is known for the most comprehensive & effective leadership development at all levels.

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