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The
Army Ranger's Guide to Leading Your Organization Through Chaos
Leading
in the midst of chaos means leading in the midst of random change.
Those who succeed listen actively, plan consistently, and take
steps to unlock the talents of those they lead.
Rangers Lead the Way is a model for corporations
faced with multiple objectives, limited resources, a dynamic
environment, and fierce competition. This book captures Dean's
visceral, inventive coaching program that helps managers implement
brilliant strategies and tactics of America's most elite military
regime-The Army Rangers. With it, they will discover how to:
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Create
a corporate vision
- Establish
a successful manager/leader
- Identify
friends and foes within an organization
- Clean
up communication-verbal, written, and non-verbal
- Improve
productivity through organized thinking and materials
- Keep
a step ahead of the competition
- Maximize
the potential for teamwork
- Match
the decision-making process to the challenge at hand
- Define
what each person brings to the mission
- Know
when to jump into someone else's role
- Stay
mission focused
Rangers
Lead the Way is about leading with social competence-the
ability to lead a multitude of different people and personalities
in an unpredictable chaotic environment where the only constant
is change.
This
book uses dramatic examples from corporate America, as well as Army
Ranger stories, to illustrate how the Ranger approach to teamwork,
leadership, and communication enables corporations to soar above
the status quo. Rangers Lead the Way guides readers
through productive workplace training exercises. It puts managers
in touch with character essentials, innate skills, and behavior
patterns as they all relate to workplace dynamics.
Dean
Hohl was part of the Army Ranger team that removed Panama dictator
Manuel Noriega in 1989. Forging his military skills into an executive
vision, he co-founded Leading Concepts providing corporate clients
with paramilitary adventure to stir leadership. Visit www.leadingconcepts.com.
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