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Mission Command

Published by LeaderConnect with Neil Jurd

Military leaders and teams know that a positive culture and a clear aim are essential to navigate complexity and achieve results. Former British Army Lieutenant Colonel Neil Jurd OBE explains how you can adopt the military concept of Mission Command to ensure high performance under pressure.

Objectives

Understand the core principles of Mission Command; Apply Mission Command principles to improve team collaboration and decision-making

Roles

Maintenance Manager; Teacher; Janitor; Manager; Fundraiser; Nurse; CEO; Director; Principal; Doctor

Departments

Development; Clinical; Administration; Facilities Maintenance; Management

Industries

Non-Profit; Education; Business; Healthcare

Tags

autonomy; teamwork; culture; leadership; decision-making

Topics

Leadership Development; Mission Command

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