It's Your Ship: Management Techniques from the Best Damn Ship in the Navy by Michael Abrashoff

Summary

Notes:

1. Take command.
2. Lead by example.
3. Listen aggressively.
4. Communicate purpose and meaning.
5. Create a climate of trust.
6. Look for results, not salutes.
7. Take calculated risks.
8. Go beyond the standard procedure.
9. Build up your profile.
10. Generate unity.
11. Improve your people's quality of life.

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