Reflections on Leadership - Mossburg, Dennis

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Résumé :
Do you feel stuck in your leadership journey? Are you just going through the motions and calling it leadership? Does chaos seem to follow you, and even know your address? In Reflections on Leadership, leadership consultant Dennis Mossburg talks straight about how history's leaders developed teams and served their followers. A leader who has led teams in high stress conditions and been deployed to natural disasters as part of an award winning Incident Management Team, Dennis tells his lessons from building teams to mentoring others and building morale. Through quotes, humor, and dozens of practical tips, he shows the way to anyone who has lost their leadership and is trying to figure out why. In these pages you'll discover: ? How to identify and end your toxic relationships ? How to run your one on ones ? How to give actionable feedback ? How to build relationships with your followers ? How to mentor your followers in minutes a week Your leadership is your creation, but only if you know how. If you are a leader who wants to get the best out of your team but don't know how, this book is for you. Dennis Mossburg has a Master of Science in Management and Leadership, is a leadership consultant who specializes in helping first-time leaders. He can be reached through his email at Dennis.Mossburg@gmail.com or found on Facebook at Grey Moose Leadership Group.

Biographie:
Dennis Mossburg has worked over 18 years in corrections and is an Incident Command System (ICS), Type III Operations Section Chief. Dennis is also the founder of Grey Moose Leadership Group. As a leader, he has supervised the day-to-day activities and emergency responses of corrections staff. As a member of a Type III Incident Management Team, Dennis has responded to emergencies involving contaminated water incidents, computer system breeches, the Kilauea Volcano in Hawai'i, and Hurricane Florence in North Carolina. Professionally, Dennis has led teams in preplanned uses of force in the corrections setting, supported county jails in communities under threat of wildfires, and most recently, Dennis has been deployed in Washington State to assist with COVID-19 response. Much of his leadership experience has been in getting Type A personalities to get along and move in the same direction. He is also a volunteer at Dachshund Rescue NW, the dog rescue owned by his wife, Margo, who not only rescues and adopts dachshunds, but also horses, donkeys and recently a hamster Some of his proudest professional moments are helping to rescue the mistreated. Rescues also often end up helping families when they face life changes (divorce, military deployments, deaths in the family) that bring them to make choices that they do not want to make. In his spare time, Dennis enjoys bicycling, weightlifting, and spending time with his wife and dogs. So far his battle-tested leaderships skills have no effect on the dogs or wife.