Every Officer is a Leader Field Guide
1 Front Matter |
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2 Introduction |
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1.1 Introduction |
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1.1.1 Why This Field Guide? |
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1.1.2 How to Use this Guide |
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1.1.3 Why Use This Guide? |
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1. Looks for broader sources of change; |
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2. Develops industry-specific sources of expertise; |
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3. Incorporates scanning for change into daily routines; |
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4. Employs creative techniques to escape ‘tunnel vision’ ; |
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5. Questions assumptions as a way to seek hidden vulnerabilities; |
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6. Facilitates discussions about trends, uncertainty, opportunities, values, preferences, strategies and implementation; and, |
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7. Communicates information about the future. |
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2.1 Afterword |
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Not familiar with the skill |
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Familiar but cannot perform adequately |
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Can perform skill only with conscious effort |
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Can perform skill naturally and/or can help others learn the skill |
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2.1.1 A Challenge |
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2.2 Authors |
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2.2.1 Kenneth D. Gisborne, MA, CPP |
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2.2.2 Pat Lynch, PhD |
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2.2.3 Terry D. Anderson, PhD |
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