How I Gave Up Control and Gained Power on a Navy Ship | David Marquet l Freedom at Work Talks
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Ground zero in the command and control model of management is the military. It's what has informed the way most organizations are designed today. But what if there was a better way of organizing that challenged the conventional fear-based management model and actually made people more effective, even in life and death scenarios? David Marquet, now a retired US Navy Captain, tells his remarkable story of abandoning the command-and-control military paradigm, leveraging the power of freedom-centered leadership, and developing the most respected crew in the Navy.
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I had the oppertunity of meeting Captain Marquet a few years back in Waikiki. His book was assigned to us on board Louisville.
I always enjoy his "Santa Fe" story. He is an uncommon leader with great initiative. I think the Navy wasn't comfortable with his style. He should have had the opportunity to become an Admiral.
Leadership is about progressing from Yelling to telling to Asking. Coaches need to start asking questions , the right way. It is an Art,
Sorry - I didn't come here to listen to your advice.
His ted talk really showed that he was a sub guy lol
hmmm. How can you rise to Navy 'Captain' with only 7 yrs of service?!!!! A Navy captain is equivalent to an Army Colonel. You don't make Colonel in 7 yrs unless it's war time and you've had several field promotions.
Ah. Seventeen yrs. Ok. that makes sense
Duh, he says seven years under water. Deployments are six or so months. There's shore duty, stents at the pentagon, etc. And lest you forget, we've been at war since 2001. Although, he would have been eligible for 20 year retirement in 2001.
You Go, Submariner let them have it. He or she must be Army. Pride Runs Deep!