Posted on Jan 12, 2016
SPC Margaret Higgins
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Posted in these groups: Leadership abstract 007 Leadership
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LCDR Sales & Proposals Manager Gas Turbine Products
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I don't think I'll ever feel "accomplished enough to lead"...I certainly hadn't accomplished anything at twenty-one when the Navy decided I was "ready" to be a DIVO. I learned a great deal, and continue to learn, from as many people as I can. I can't recall any time in my military career where the leadership organization was truly "vertical"...let alone, "flat".
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SPC Margaret Higgins
SPC Margaret Higgins
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LCDR (Join to see), you certainly are not a Lieutenant Commander for no reason. I think that you should be Very proud of yourself.
And I like the idea that you learned and continue to learn.
Well done, Lieutenant Commander. Bravo!
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SFC Human Resources Specialist
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After my first deployment
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SPC Margaret Higgins
SPC Margaret Higgins
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That is very sound; SFC (Join to see). That makes perfect sense.
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TSgt Manuel Perez
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After moving into civilian Management postion, the military helps with starting the path. A ture leadership is motivating your people in accomplishing the mission
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SPC Margaret Higgins
SPC Margaret Higgins
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Very True, TSgt Manuel Perez. Motivating your people can be done by being the best leader you possibly can possibly be. [Aim for the moon. If you don't reach it you'll fall among the stars. ;)] It can also mean: involving yourself in the very activities- in which your people are engaged.
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