for the safety and well-being of service members assigned to me and those above me. I believe in leading by example, living the Navy Values, and My Motivational Statement Since I was a young child, I have always admired the United States military. I have always had a deep sense of pride in my country and believed that one day I too would find myself in the United States military. Today, I am a member of the Army enlisted corps. I serve with honorable junior enlisted and Non-Commissioned Officers who deserve great respect. I am ready to take what I have learned from the enlisted corps and move… Continue Reading...
that their leader is sharing their burdens and struggles with them and leading by example in an open, honest and transparent manner.
Trust and cohesion are measures of climate; leaders must understand the dimensions of trust and its impact on its own Soldiers and units. Commanders are the ones who are responsible for the team building process. It is not up to the individual members of the team to…[…… parts of this paper are missing, click here to view the entire document ]…to the vision for the plan. The leader must provide followers with the reason for the plan so that there… Continue Reading...
acknowledging that indeed there exist differences in perspective and understanding amongst the employees. Another approach is leading by example. As a leader, one of the ways to integrate such differing perspectives is by embracing the different values, beliefs and principles. This will instigate the different parties to integrate the varying perspectives to those of their own. Empathy is also another approach that is vital and this takes into account being sympathetic of the fact that people have different perspectives of their own and espousing them (Gupta and Govindarajan, 2002). The behaviors that are exhibited by the leader set the tone on how the employees will follow.… Continue Reading...
