The summer edition of Sheriff Magazine, a publication of the National Sheriff's Association features a story by Lt. Lynn Nehring. Lt. Nehring is just completing an assignment as administrative lieutenant and adjutant to Department Undersheriff John Scott.
His story begins:
When we hear the word leadership, what words or ideas come to mind? Could it be one text book definition of, “influencing human behavior to accomplish organizational goals”? Do such words come to mind as: 1) integrity, 2) competence, 3) enthusiasm, and 4) vision; which are considered some of the most important qualities according to many leadership surveys. Or do we reflect on anyone of the 23 leadership principles from the behavioral science theories?
To read the article click: National Sheriffs' Leadership Article.pdf (858.95 kb)