The Cutlass Podcast is the companion podcast to the 2nd edition of the Chief Petty Officer's Guide and the Petty Officer's Guide. Join Paul Kingsbury, retired U.S. Navy Fleet Master Chief and author of these guides, and his guests to learn how you can use social science and the experience of others to improve your leadership, communication, and management skills to achieve your goals and bring out the best in your people.
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The Cutlass Podcast is the companion podcast to the 2nd edition of the Chief Petty Officer's Guide and the Petty Officer's Guide. Join Paul Kingsbury, retired U.S. Navy Fleet Master Chief and author of these guides, and his guests to learn how you can use social science and the experience of others to improve your leadership, communication, and management skills to achieve your goals and bring out the best in your people.
In the episode I'm with Master Chief Laura Stout taking time to reflect on the importance of followership, offering insights and advice on how to do it well, and reviewing the attributes leaders should have to remain good followers. We build our discussion off a great article by USAF Colonel Phillip S. Meilinger's titled "The Ten Rules of Good Followership." For additional information about the topics discussed in this and other episodes buy the Chief Petty Officer's Guide. You can order a signed and inscribed copy at https://www.cutlassleadership.com.
The Cutlass Podcast
The Cutlass Podcast is the companion podcast to the 2nd edition of the Chief Petty Officer's Guide and the Petty Officer's Guide. Join Paul Kingsbury, retired U.S. Navy Fleet Master Chief and author of these guides, and his guests to learn how you can use social science and the experience of others to improve your leadership, communication, and management skills to achieve your goals and bring out the best in your people.
