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The process to gain buy-in is simple—but not at all easy. It starts with respect. Does your team know you sincerely respect them?...
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Experience is often said to be the best teacher. Each month, a question asked by a new chief of police or future law enforcement executive is answered by experienced leaders.
What is one piece of adv...
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A diverse department that mirrors the community is the foundation upon which successful departments are built. Those we serve rightly demand to be seen, heard, and understood....
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How can police leaders encourage critical thinking within their organizations? As LE executives, we must ensure we’re sharing two realities when it comes to using critical thinking skills....
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The need for power derails many. This trait is often accompanied by arrogance, and, many times, it results from a lack of self-confidence and self-esteem. Those who need power but lack self-confidence...
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Experience is often said to be the best teacher. Each month, a question asked by a new chief of police or future law enforcement executive is answered by experienced leaders from our mentorship...
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The best way to remain mediocre is to stop learning. Growth for all of us is a choice. I would like to say we have forced growth that one cannot help but experience in life, but that is not true. Even...
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Experience is often said to be the best teacher. Each month, a question asked by a new chief of police or future law enforcement executive is answered by experienced leaders from our mentorship panel....
