Preparation Breeds Professionalism: A Consolidated Guide to Army Leadership

De: Noel DeJesus, Cesar Ruiz, Jeffery Hood

Narrado por: Flip Crummer

Preparation Breeds Professionalism is a consolidated guide to leadership in the United States Army. Leveraging over 50 years of military experience from a trio of first sergeants, Preparation Breeds Professionalism delivers a short and concise breakdown of the leadership attributes, competencies, and values of the United States Army and serves as a must-listen for the professional soldier and aspiring leader.

Disclaimer: The views presented are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of the Department of Defense or its components.

©2019 Noel DeJesus (P)2019 Noel DeJesus

Excellent guide to Army leadership principles, values, and philosophy

1SG Dejesus spells out the recipe for success as an NCO while seamlessly weaving resilience training skills and competencies with leadership doctrine and Army values.
This book is a necessary read for young (new) Sergeants and Staff Sergeants, and Specialists looking to attain the rank of Sergeant who want to have a clear path of what right looks like.

Awesome

I learnt about emotional intelligence. Never heard about it. It was packed with helpful knowledge and I will never be the same.

Valuable content

This book contains valuable information that helps individuals understand what preparation needs to be done in advance of success.

Quick Understanding of Professionalism

This book is a great outline of professionalism and standards that lead to professionalism. It is geared mostly for those in the military but adaptable to any profession. Because it is geared with the military in mind, clarity of terms for non-military would enhance the books value.

Just as the title described

Delivered in a simple way with decent nuggets of information. Can't complain much about the way it was written as it was as described. I can't say it was outstanding but it gets the job done. Reading was a bit dry but it's still a good listen.

zero originality

this was a waste of time. there was zero originality. it was simply a cut and paste of generic overview. just read fm 3-7 instead