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What is chapter 7?
Prioritize and execute
What does BTF stand for?
Big tough frogman
Relax, look around, and make a call is what principle?
Prioritize and execute
Leaders must determine the highest priority task and execute. This is an example of?
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An effective means to help prioritize and execute under pressure is to do what?
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In the chapter Prioritize and Execute, it is crucial for leaders at the top of the organization to?
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Which of the following statements is false to implement prioritize and execute?
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What is chapter 8?
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Pushing the decision making down to the subordinate, front-line leader is an example of?
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For any leader, placing full faith and trust in junior leaders to allow them to manage their team is an example of?
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What is a SEAL term for a serious cheap shot or sucker punch?
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SEAL teams are divided into teams of how many?
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Who was the first member of Task Unit Bruiser killed in action?
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Leaders did not ask what to do, they said what they were going to do.
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Human beings are generally not capable of managing more than how many people?
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Junior leaders must be ________________ rather than __________________.
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Constantly communicating and pushing information is considered?
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This attitude creates a disconnect between leaders and the troops.
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Understanding proper positioning is a key component to?
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What requires simple, clear, concise orders that are easily understood by everyone in the chain of command?
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Teams that are small enough that one person can truly lead them is called?
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Study Notes
Chapter 7: Prioritize and Execute
- Focus on identifying and executing the highest priority tasks to maintain effectiveness.
- "Relax, look around, and make a call" encapsulates the principle of prioritization under pressure.
- Leaders should step back from immediate tasks to understand the broader strategic picture.
- Effective prioritization involves anticipating problems and being a step ahead of potential issues.
- Avoid focusing on the lowest priority problems as this hinders effective execution.
Chapter 8: Decentralized Command
- Decentralized command involves empowering subordinate leaders to make decisions for their teams.
- Trusting junior leaders to manage their teams fosters greater autonomy and responsibility.
- SEAL teams are structured in small units of 4 to 6 members for effective leadership.
- Situational awareness is crucial; constant communication among team members is necessary.
- Leaders should avoid battlefield aloofness to prevent disconnect from their troops.
- Understanding proper positioning is essential for implementing decentralized command effectively.
- Simple and clear orders enable streamlined communication within the chain of command.
- Proper span of control ensures that leaders can effectively oversee their teams without overwhelming them; typically 6 to 10 individuals.
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Description
Dive into the essential concepts of prioritization and decentralized command in leadership. Chapter 7 emphasizes the importance of executing high-priority tasks, while Chapter 8 focuses on empowering team leaders. Discover how effective communication and trust enhance leadership effectiveness.
