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Our 7 part series on how to successfully transition from a student to a LT. Part 2 -- Snowbirding.
Our 7 part series on how to successfully transition from a student to a LT. Part 1.
While "running fast and shooting straight" are in fact necessary skills for all officers, they are individual tasks. They are not first and foremost what is necessary in order to …
Congratulations! You just commissioned as a second lieutenant. Your college experience is now complete, and it is time to start anew. Now that you have arrived at your first unit, …
Everyone in the Army knows of the Seven Army Values. However, is there actually an eighth?
It was the first day at my new unit. As a staff officer I wasn't surprised when the Battalion Executive Officer (XO), my new boss, motioned me into his office …
Besides looking cool on your chest or sleeve, Army schools should be sought after. They provide opportunities, they demonstrate your technical or tactical proficiency, and …
Knowledge sharing is about setting aside petty differences and working towards a common goal. It requires selflessness and understanding. It sometimes requires empathy. It sometimes …
Service as a general's aide can be a profound broadening experience that provides insight into how senior leadership run the Army. The assignment can be a "strong predictor of success" …
Not every time a leader takes care of a subordinate is an easy decision. Sometimes there may be a conflict between the mission and taking care of others...
The number of different scenarios or problems a leader could face are innumerable. This is one reason why successful leaders are constantly learning. While many …
If there is a significant portion of leaders who are toxic to subordinates, yet the vast majority of those leaders consider themselves self-aware, it follows at least some portion who …
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