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The following is an excerpt from Chapter One of our forthcoming book Suits, Guitars & 3D Glasses; A Practical Guide to Corporate Maneuver Warfare™. For weeks, the wind howled across the Antarctic shelf. The frozen air penetrating the vulnerability of both unsuitable equipment, and human bodies that were never intended by God to withstand such extreme […]
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An excerpt from Chapter Eleven of our upcoming book: ‘Suits, Guitars & 3D Glasses, A Practical Guide to Corporate Maneuver Warfare’ He’d spent every morning that summer with his hero, and for that 10-year-old boy, riding around the farm sitting on the passenger end of that long bench seat was the stuff of dreams. The […]
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Maneuver Warfare in title has only existed for about 70 years, but its continuous success spans thousands of years and the evolution of warfare. Some of the greatest military minds throughout history have refined and distilled their successes into a philosophy with associated key characteristics, some of which have subsequently been applied off the battlefield with […]
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Originally Published by OD Innovator. Corporate Combined Arms: Putting the Competition in a Dilemma. How do we crush the competition while continuously growing the team and getting better at what we do? For almost two and a half centuries, the United States Marine Corps has relentlessly perfected effective approaches to defeating our nation’s enemies in […]
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Originally Published by People Matters. It should be widely accepted that developing the people within an organization is a responsibility normally associated with leadership, but the task is sometimes overlooked or simply overcome by events. Creating and executing a plan to develop your people clearly benefits those individuals by coaching them into a better understanding […]
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Originally Published by People Matters. Leading teams can be exhausting. Riddled with challenges, short on recognition, but nevertheless rewarding. Getting the most out of your team is dependent on a host of factors, making it more an art than a science. While there is plenty of research that suggests what makes teams effective, this perspective […]
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Originally Published by Training Journal. Leading an organization requires a broad range of capabilities and skills; from developing an effective strategy to establishing a structure that will allow you to realize the organization’s objectives, to selecting, resourcing and developing the people that make it all happen. While it’s important for any leader to understand their role […]
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Originally published by the U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings. “Break hard right now!” the crew chief of the search-and-rescue helicopter yelled over the radio. Until that moment, the flight had been relatively uneventful. The weather was good, and the five-person crew had executed this same routine several times a week. The crew chief’s words shattered the […]
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Originally Published in HR Future Magazine. It’s time to dust off your virtual environment skills, and no it not just like riding a bike! Unfortunately, it’s more like skiing after having skipped a couple of seasons. You get back on the slope way too confident before finding out the hard way just how much those […]
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Originally Published by Training Magazine. “Gentlemen…this is a football!” Every year in late summer, rookies, walk-ons and old-timers alike would assemble on a training field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The anxiety and tension were palpable as they gathered around the veteran coach in hopes of gleaning some football wisdom from him and maybe even having some […]
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