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From: Tord <tord_at_mindless.com>
subject: Re: [Paddlewise] [PaddleWise] Danish dragon boat, some answers
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2011 12:42:20 -0500
 I think good leadership always have been rare - just look at the abysmal
leadership during the Great War, and all wars following that!

My own bosses at work has been a mixed bunch - the present one is one of the
best I ever have had. More worrying has been the leaders that I've encountered
during various expeditions into the wilderness. Some fold as soon as the
pressure rises, and, at best, blame everyone but themselves for the
difficulties that the group faces, some applies too much of their own ego on
others ("We MUST succeed"-types, that takes a reroute, diversion, or
canceling, as a personal catastrophe, to be avoided at any cost), some just
are not there when needed for quick decisions, either by physically being
absent, or by withdrawing from everything mentally, either by panic, or going
nuts.

Seen all these types in action, but happily no serious injuries, but more than
a few close calls.

The good ones are those that get things done, takes quick decisions, and
listen to those he in command over - preferably he has lots of humor, and
stamina.

Taking decisions is always better than stalling, even if the decision isn't
100% perfect, just as it is when driving a car in heavy traffic, flying your
aircraft, or when responding to everyday situations.

And I know I am not a perfect leader, but others' lives depend on me taking
decisions, all the time!

Tord

Someone wrote:


Exemplary leadership is something on the decline these days. Just look

around or listen to the news.
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