Mission-Command in the New Normal (Module 3 of 14)

What should leaders be doing now to make sure they are moving in the right direction?

Michael Ruckman and Marcus Guest discuss of the idea of Mission – Command. Set a direction for your organization over the next couple of weeks and make sure everyone understands their role. That gives everyone something to focus on, and the Leader then has time to focus on the next steps after that.

04/27/23
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