One key leadership lesson everyone can learn from the US Marines
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Simon Sinek is the author of four books, including his latest, "Leaders Eat Last." Sinek sat down with Business Insider to discuss how the Marines embody leadership as a culture.
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It's not about being in charge , it's about taking care of those in your charge
Leaders lead by example. The Marines have it right.
Well done sir,
Well done.
Courage is the #1 trait
White text on a light shirt, very nice touch
Well in my country... nobody eats except me
Kim Jong Un whats up big dog with a lil winnie.
Y'all notice that the video clip showed the army though?
Johnny Brown lol yes...Semper Fi
Auzzy Friez yeah It was pretty obvious 😂😂. I wonder if they know the difference lol.
had to go back and look - you're right
Marine Corps does their work with equipment that others don't want and with the smallest numbers of Marines than any other service, other than Coast Guard. When I was in the Marines, they taught us how to work with equipment from WWII, and make it work. We even used the M14, post Korean War weapon. The first M16 i saw, other than movies, was when they issued me one in Vietnam. I still love the M14.
Yup!
Semper Fi!
USNA ‘79
37 years of service
73….2011
The Army does that too.
Making your bed
If he's talking Staff noncommissioned officers or noncommissioned officers, I would agree. Even in the legal MOS, where officer to enlisted interaction is 90 percent of the time, the officers are unengaged.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
🍽️ Marines prioritize others over themselves during mealtime, demonstrating their leadership philosophy.
📜 Leadership, for Marines, is a responsibility, not just a rank.
🌟 Marines exemplify servant leadership by putting the welfare of their team before their own.
💡 Rank doesn't dictate leadership in the Marines; it's about caring for those under your command.
🌍 The Marine Corps culture is built on the principle of looking after each other.
🏅 Marines exhibit humility by allowing the most junior members to eat first and the most senior to eat last.
🚀 Leadership is about serving and empowering others, not about authority or control.
📚 The Marines' leadership approach teaches valuable lessons applicable beyond the military context.
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Red Mike's Battalion had the most Generals in all US Military history.
So the president should stop eating completely?
Red Mike is the longest serving officer in all US Military history at 44 continuous months in warzone.
It isn't just the Marines, that's how the military is overall.
Lead by example.
General Patton and his senior officers would not eat until the last of the enlisted and junior officers were fed.
david wagner yes
thats how workers owned companies work and spreading out fast. Employees need to be fairly compensated.
Leadersgip is not being in charge
Its taking care of who youre in charge of
Leadership is a responsibility not a rank
Joseph Hemingway be quiet
Most clips are from the army
No wonder I always eat last :)
Lead from the front, not from the back.
This is what Mustafa Kemal Atatürk would do when he was the President of Turkey. He would ask his aide if all other public officials etc. had started eating 1st & then he would begin to eat.
Too bad about the current president.
I've seen him. acting in something. Anyone remembers?
My bosses put themselves first
make your bed ,eat last
So, does that mean that all the military gets two scoops of ice cream before the President does?
It was in the desert .The King Alexanders (the UltraGREAT one here) army was dried out of thirst.So the King Himself.Somebody found a few sips of water and brought it to the King.He spilled it over saying that if not every other soldier can have water so he wont have any too.He slept with his soldiers and ate the same stuff with them .And at battle he jumped into ALWAYS first.He was also the first he made a kind of insurance for his soldiers.HE WAS MORE THAN GREAT
Leaders eat last but Donald Trump get two scoops of ice cream when everyone else only gets one.
Fist to vew vidio
Then SEALs get the real shit done
Special Snowflake yes SEALs do great things but they do very poorly when they do not have the element of surprise or cover of darkness because they rarely operate in larger groups and in conventional warfare. SEALs typically operate in 4 to 6 man teams and they by enlarge are one trick ponys as they get in and get out. Marines on the other hand specialize in asymmetric and maneuver warfare along with fulfilling a conventional line company structure. Comparing the two are like comparing Apple's to oranges.
If you want to talk about group that gets sit done it is Army Rangers. THEIR structure and training allows them to conduct major operations. They actually conducted more raids in Iraq and Afghanistan then the seals did. They premenium door kickers meaning they excels at breaching structures
david wagner fair point, however, SEALs specialize in air, sea, and land, being highly trained in all three elements, unlike rangers or marines. SEALs operate for only the most important and crucial missions. And by the way, the selection process to become a SEAL is far more difficult than any other branch in the military.
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Marines are tough people but eating last doesn't make any sense but tradition is tradition so its all for good
It's more than just tradition. The lower ranks do the most physical labor; they need the calories more. And it's the leader's job to make sure his or her people are taken care of, so if there's not enough food it should be them that goes hungry.
If you don't believe me about how important this tradition is, spend 14 days in the field working your ass off and eating field stripped MREs...then watch your leadership cut in front of you to eat the first hot chow you've seen in 2 weeks, even though they've been sitting in a nice dry TOC the whole time. It shows a lack of concern, respect and appreciation on the part of the leadership. It breeds resentment and breaks down the trust and respect that the military relies on.
dude looks hapa
That sucked.
There is no need for the army anymore