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PFFL- _107-Life on the Staff _Adapting to new organizations_

PFFL- _107-Life on the Staff _Adapting to new organizations_

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 Today, we discuss the challenges of transitioning from tactical roles to staff positions in military and civilian leadership. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining leadership skills, even when in a staff role, and the impact of decisions on soldiers and their families. Rob shares personal experiences, highlighting the need for adaptability, effective communication, and strategic planning. He also advises veterans on interviewing for new roles, stressing the importance of understanding organizational goals and contributing meaningfully. The episode concludes with a plug for the "Beaten Zone" podcast, which explores veteran stories and the global war on terrorism.


As mentioned in the show:

https://themilitaryleader.com/7-ways-to-fail-as-a-staff-officer/

https://www.youtube.com/@TheBeatenZone - Check out John Mark's show.


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