An internet search for the title of this article comes up with several hits for the US Army's Eleven Leadership Principles. These are as follows:
- Be tactically and technically proficient
- Know yourself and seek self-improvement
- Know your soldiers and look out for their welfare
- Keep your soldiers informed
- Set the example
- Ensure the task is understood, supervised and accomplished
- Train your soldiers as a team
- Make sound and timely decisions
- Develop a sense of responsibility in your subordinates
- Employ your unit in accordance with its capabilities
- Seek responsibility and take responsibility for your actions
It seems to me that with a little adaptation, these principles are largely applicable to leadership in the civilian environment as much as the military.
With thanks to David McCallum for bringing these principles to my attention.
Simon Cooper heads up ELC Training Solutions and is author of the best selling leadership development book, Brilliant Leader.
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