18-1-1Navy Military Training - Core Values (Leadership)

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18-1-1 Navy Military Training - Core Values (Leadership)

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WORKPLACE ACCOUNTABILITY

RESPONSIBILITY - ACCOUNTABILITY

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WORKPLACE ACCOUNTABILITY

As you move up the advancement structure, the greater your responsibility to the Navy, your

subordinates, fellow shipmates, and yourself.

RESPONSIBILITY

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Everybody is subordinate to someone.

The number of people will increase under your direction as you advance.

You will be held accountable as their supervisor.

ACCOUNTABILITY

WORKPLACE ACCOUNTABILITY

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BASIC LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES

PRINCIPLES OF LEADERSHIP

LEADERSHIP SKILLS

EFFECTIVE USE OF PERSONNEL

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Some people are natural leaders.

However, most people must be trained to become leaders.

Three elements of effective naval leadership:

• Adhere to moral principles

• Set a good example

• Develop an administrative ability

PRINCIPLES OF LEADERSHIP

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LEADERSHIP SKILLS

Concern for efficiency and effectiveness

Management control

Skillful use of influence

Advising and counseling

Applying concepts to job situations

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LEADERSHIP SKILLS

CONCERN FOR EFFICIENCY AND EFFECTIVENESS

Setting goals

Maintaining the goal’s effectiveness

Taking the initiative to maintain efficiency

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LEADERSHIP SKILLS

MANAGEMENT CONTROL

Planning and organizing

Optimizing

Delegating authority

Monitoring progress

Rewarding

Disciplining

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EFFECTIVE USE OF PERSONNEL

Planning

Assignment of priorities

Job assignments

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EFFECTIVE USE OF PERSONNEL

PLANNING

Proper workload planning

Simple and flexible job plans

Realistic plans

Maximum use of manpower and material

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EFFECTIVE USE OF PERSONNEL

ASSIGNMENT OF PRIORITIES

Logical arrangement of priorities

Determine operating schedules

Use of skilled personnel

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EFFECTIVE USE OF PERSONNELJOB ASSIGNMENT

Equal assignments must be used to achieve maximum use of personnel.

Let personnel display their knowledge, skills, and capabilities.

Reassign personnel.

Assign less skilled personnel with more skilled personnel for training purposes.

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IMPORTANCE OF ACCOUNTABILITY

BASIC LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES