Working for a Great Firefighter Boss: Lessons from FDNY Veterans
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Working for a Great Firefighter Boss: Lessons from FDNY Veterans
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In this episode of The Command Post, hosts Rick Lasky and John Salka discuss what defines a great boss in the fire service. Drawing from decades with the FDNY and beyond, they share stories of inspiring leaders—from tough, no-nonsense officers to approachable mentors who genuinely cared about their crews and families. They explore how different leadership styles, whether firm or friendly, can equally motivate firefighters and create a cohesive, effective team. Lasky and Salka emphasize that the best bosses balance mission focus with personal connections, understanding the pressures firefighters face both on and off duty.
They reflect on lessons learned under legendary officers like Pete Lund, Bill Allen, and Jimmy Murtaugh, revealing how great leadership is rooted in respect, accountability, and empathy.
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