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Leadership lesson from Colonel Potter (Original Post)
yaesu
Nov 2020
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rwsanders
(2,598 posts)1. I always use MASH as my leadership example.
Potter was the best: high authoritarian, but also highly competent.
Blake: Low authoritarian (collaborative), and highly competent.
Burns and Flagg: High authoritarian and LOW competence.
I'm a Blake for better or worse, but in my experience if the military can't get a Potter, they are perfectly happy with a Burns or Flagg. Blakes don't fare so well.
IngridsLittleAngel
(1,962 posts)2. People I know never to question
My mom
Dr. Leonard H. McCoy
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Dr. Joe Early
Admiral Al Calavicci
Colonel Sherman T. Potter
So, I'll second this.
yaesu
(8,020 posts)3. I grew up in Harry Morgan's home town, always enjoyed his acting with MASH being my favorite. nt
Upthevibe
(8,042 posts)4. Thank you for the post...
yaesu
(8,020 posts)5. You're welcome! nt