• Ep. 2: Retired Wing Command Chief John Thompson talks pillars of leadership

  • Feb 8 2018
  • Length: 35 mins
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Ep. 2: Retired Wing Command Chief John Thompson talks pillars of leadership

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  • ****DISCLAIMER**** The views and comments made by host and guest do not represent the views nor are they in association with the United States military. ****

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    Former 480th ISRW Command Chief Master Sergeant (Retired) John Thompson joins Passing The Torch podcast to discuss following topics:

    - 1:50ish What is something leaders can do to stay in touch with the ground truth?

    - 3:32 Engaging in Social Media

    - 5:28 How can you get people in leadership positions to think of people first and always?

    -Key to using social media in a way that engages the younger military force

    - 21:00 CMSAF Wright being an inspirational leader and being relatable

    NOTES:

    Book referenced at 28:20 is "Gen Z Effect"

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