Curator Brief: Passages
Please refer to the Attachment for the Curator Brief of our team’s topic: Passages.
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Commander’s Intent; Business on Strategy
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…
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Commander’s Intent; Business on Decision Making
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 –…
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Commander’s Intent; Business on Change
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
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Commander’s Intent; Business on Leader Roles
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
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Army Plans and Operations
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…
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Why Organizational Health Trumps Everything Else In Business
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…
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Imposter Syndrome
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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Hoagies Gifted curated collection of resources with links
Carolyn K., the founder, and director of Hoagies’ Gifted Inc., a non-profit organization. On her website https://www.hoagiesgifted.org/impostor.htm, Carolyn provides resources, books, and links related to imposter syndrome. The resources examine the emotional problems of people who feel their success is…
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We’re all frauds: managing imposter syndrome in grad school (article)
Caitlyn Blake-Hedges is a Ph.D. student and researcher in the biomedical sciences department at Florida State University. In this article, she looked into the topic of imposter syndrome in graduate school, why lot of graduate students experience it, and the…
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