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The power of mission command is that it enables military units to adapt quicker and act more boldly than organizations in which subordinates are afraid to make decisions on their own. Employing mission command comes with inherent risks to include leaders fear of subordinates making mistakes, the angst of leaders chancing their careers on others’ mistakes, and the ______________________ discomfort General Dempsey characterizes a key attribute to mission command as being the “inner eye”—the cognitive ability “at a glance” to see and comprehend a situation and thereby enable independent decision making and correct action. This key attribute is called ________________ understanding The empowerment of subordinate leaders to creatively solve problems within a higher commander’s intent matches the philosophy of _______________________ mission command General Shaud describes three attributes for leading in a staff environment. Which one describes having a clear understanding of the mission and an understanding on a personal level of what it will take to accomplish this mission? Intelligence General Shaud describes this staff attribute as understanding what must be done and doing it, “making it happen”, learning the organizational structure, not avoiding tough coordination, learning what your boss and other key players need and not taking the easy way out. Which attribute is he referring to? energy Key benefits of establishing a network are having access to more information, capitalizing on the benefits of shared thinking and _________ NOT POOLING Many times leading a coalition demands the skills of contemplation, patience with ambiguity, and appreciation for participative decision making. This type of leadership can best be characterized as ____________________ indirect Which one of the “six C’s” is probably the most critical aspect of accomplishing national objectives during an interagency operation? consensus SOUTHCOM’s Joint Interagency Task Force South is an example where the military and agencies share offices and use procedures that involve all agencies so that participants can see the whole picture and are knowledgeable about each other’s
capabilities and limitations. Which of the “six C’s” is described by this example? comprehend In working with interagency organizations, the BEST description of coordinate is to _____________ NOT ACT JOINTLY General Dempsey states when mission command is achieved, the results are decentralized formal decision making throughout the force, leading implicitly to the opportunity to gain advantageous operational tempo over adversaries. Tempo is BEST defined as _______________ our ability to operation at the speed of the problem Unfortunately, some leaders look at time spent on casual conversations (about family, sports, etc.) as a waste of time and a distraction from the mission. Wise leaders allow time for this casual conversation and even initiate it to increase empathy. This action which is central to building relationships is called ______________ building rapport Dr. Davis states in “The Challenges of Leadership in the Interagency Environment” that the interagency environment is usually one which consists of _______________ NOT VARIOUS Coalition Commanders encourage cooperation among the various nongovernment organizations, coordinate with UN personnel and correlate with different tribes and groups. However, the greatest operational challenge is often internal; it is ________________ maintaining unity The belief that others, including both people and organizations, will behave in a way that does no harm when they are unobserved BEST matches the definition of _______________ trust General Shaud provides an example of a coalition staff that keeps the factors of language and history in mind which helps to ensure everyone operates from a common base. This describes which attribute? compassion
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