Soldiering Is Evolving: Dry Erase Board Era Almost Over
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As the Army adapts to multiple operational environments and a constantly evolving enemy threat, so must our leaders and leadership dev
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SMA: Invest More In Job Credentialing
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SMA: Invest More In Job Credentialing
Significant strides have been made in smoothing the transition of separating soldiers by credentialing them for the private-sector job market, but there is more to be done, the Army’s top enlisted soldier said.Sgt. Maj. of the Army Daniel A. Dailey told a House Appropriations subcommittee that the Army has credentialed more than 30,000 transitioning soldiers over the past year, and that a small investment can have big results.“These credentials cost anywhere from $150 to $500,” Dailey said.
By Any Other Name, War Is Still War
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Imagine trying to explain Little League, college ball and Major League as a distinct each, without understanding they are all forms of
The Army Is Falling Short in Developing Creative Leaders
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The Army is mildly obsessed with innovative leadership, as reflected throughout strategic documents such as the Army Operating Concept
E-Communication and the Art of Leadership
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Army leaders use electronic communication on a daily basis.
Brainstorm: Soliciting Variety of Ideas Yields Better Results
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Brainstorming is a valuable technique when an organization must develop the plan for a large-scale or complex project or an enduring p