Posted on Nov 30, 2017
LTJG Officer in training for Submarine Warfare qualification
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Im sure most of the leaders here have had that one subordinate that frequently questions authority, does not follow orders, and is disrespectful to those above, below, and laterally to them. What is your response to these individuals (levels of reprimand)?
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MSgt Mark Bucher
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Make them a civilian. Simple but effective.
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CWO3 Randy Weston
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First and foremost, they must know the expectations of conduct in your Division. Sit him down with your Chief and explain it directly and specifically, adding the escalating consequences to unacceptable behavior. Document it. You can always administer things like special jobs for the individual, EMI, extra duty. But, they must know why they are receiving this special attention.
Then there is always the trip behind the boilers! (just kidding, old school)
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EMI is definitely the way to go.
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LT Brad McInnis
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Turn your CPO on them. That generally solves things....
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LTJG (Join to see) CPO, I do not know what that stands for.
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LT Brad McInnis
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SGT (Join to see) - How are you in the Navy? CPO = Chief Petty Officer.
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LT Brad McInnis I'm in the army. Thanks for the reply.
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LT Brad McInnis
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SGT (Join to see) - Oh crap, if I could down vote myself, I would. I read it quickly and thought it was a Navy Officer asking what a CPO was. Sorry buddy, and you have your dumb LT story for the day !!!
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