Monthly Archives: November 2019

Specific types of passages a leader may experience

November 30, 2019 0 David Lawrence

Per the Abstract Reading “Leadership Passages, The Personal and Professional Transitions That Make or Break a Leader” (by Dotlich, Noel & Walker) potential leaders experience 13 types of common passages; Joining a company Moving into a leadership role Accepting…

Unconscious Bias

Implicit Racial Bias

November 30, 2019 0 Antoine Derjani

Implicit racial bias is an unconscious behavior against a certain person based on their skin color and ethnicity. It is very common despite the fact that most people with whom this bias appears say they don’t have it. The most…

Passages

Curator Brief: Passages

November 30, 2019 0 David Lawrence

Please refer to the Attachment for the Curator Brief of our team’s topic: Passages.

Mission Tactics (Commander's Intent)

Commander’s Intent; Business on Strategy

November 30, 2019 0 Fred Newman

For comparison to the military’s “Commander’s Intent” methods (which are excellent), provided are some business methods. – “Navigating Strategies”: There are several schools of thought and varied opinions about which type to use when. – “Planning isn’t the enemy”: Mentions…

Mission Tactics (Commander's Intent)

Commander’s Intent; Business on Decision Making

November 30, 2019 0 Fred Newman

For comparison to the military’s “Commander’s Intent” methods (which are excellent), provided are some business methods. – “Hidden Traps in Decisions”: making better decisions – “What you don’t know about decisions”: methods and background for yourself and your team –…

Mission Tactics (Commander's Intent)

Commander’s Intent; Business on Change

November 30, 2019 0 Fred Newman

For comparison to the military’s “Commander’s Intent” methods (which are excellent), provided are some business methods. – “Why Organizations Don’t Learn”: in depth methods on what to do

Mission Tactics (Commander's Intent)

Commander’s Intent; Business on Leader Roles

November 30, 2019 0 Fred Newman

For comparison to the military’s “Commander’s Intent” methods (which are excellent), provided are some business methods. – “Folklore about the Manager’s Job”: sage words from Henry Mintzberg

Mission Tactics (Commander's Intent)

Army Plans and Operations

November 30, 2019 0 Drew Addis

Army Operations and Planning Process is a condensed doctrinal reading of how the Army leadership operates. Commander’s intent is how leaders drive the military decision making process for subordinate leaders. Commander’s intent is how the Army solves complex problems by…

Mission Tactics (Commander's Intent)

Why Organizational Health Trumps Everything Else In Business

November 30, 2019 0 Lucas Lentsch

Lencioni, Patrick. The Advantage. Jossey-Bass, 2012. https://www.amazon.com/Advantage-Organizational-Everything-Business-Lencioni-ebook/dp/B006ORWT3Y The Advantage by Patrick Lencioni: “Organizational health will one day surpass all other disciplines in business as the greatest opportunity for improvement and competitive advantage.” Personal Reflection: The Advantage has been a very…

Imposter Syndrome

November 30, 2019 0 Alex T. Hulute

Imposter syndrome is characterized by persistent feeling of inadequacy or fear of being exposed as a “fraud” despite objective evidence success. The term was first coined in 1978 by Pauline Rose Clance and Suzanne Imes and thought to be associated…

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Monthly Archives: November 2019

Specific types of passages a leader may experience

Implicit Racial Bias

Curator Brief: Passages

Commander’s Intent; Business on Strategy

Commander’s Intent; Business on Decision Making

Commander’s Intent; Business on Change

Commander’s Intent; Business on Leader Roles

Army Plans and Operations

Why Organizational Health Trumps Everything Else In Business

Imposter Syndrome

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