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ME - MENTAL PH - PHYSICAL EM - EMOTIONAL ME - MENTAL PH - PHYSICAL EM - EMOTIONAL ATTRIBUTESATTRIBUTES ATTRIBUTESATTRIBUTES CN - CONCEPTUAL IP - INTERPERSONAL TE - TECHNICAL TA - TACTICAL CN - CONCEPTUAL IP - INTERPERSONAL TE - TECHNICAL TA - TACTICAL SKILLSSKILLS SKILLSSKILLS CO- COMMUNICATING DM- DECISIONMAKING MO - MOTIVATING CO- COMMUNICATING DM- DECISIONMAKING MO - MOTIVATING PL- PLANNING EX- EXECUTING AS- ASSESSING PL- PLANNING EX- EXECUTING AS- ASSESSING DE- DEVELOPING BD- BUILDING LR- LEARNING DE- DEVELOPING BD- BUILDING LR- LEARNING ACTIONSACTIONS ACTIONSACTIONS OPERATING INFLUENCING IMPROVING CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR

A person’s fundamental qualities and characteristics. CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - ATTRIBUTES MENTAL EMOTIONAL PHYSICAL BEKNOWDO

 INTELLECTUAL CAPACITY & STAMINA  MENTAL STRENGTH  INITIATIVE  WILL  DRIVE ME MENTAL - Presence of intellectual capacity CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - ATTRIBUTES

 PHYSICAL STRENGTH AND FITNESS  ENERGY AND STAMINA  PROJECTION OF PHYSICAL STRENGTH  BEARING  PROFESSIONAL APPEARANCE PHPH PHYSICAL - Presence of physical readiness CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - ATTRIBUTES

 ABLE TO FUNCTION DURING STRESS, CHAOS & RAPID CHANGE  MAINTAINING POSITIVE OUTLOOK UNDER DURESS  MAINTAINING BALANCE AND STABILITY  SELF-CONTROL UNDER PRESSURE  HANDLING COMPETING DEMANDS  EMOTIONAL STRENGTH EMEM EMOTIONAL - Maintaining presence during periods of stress CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - ATTRIBUTES

ME - MENTAL PH - PHYSICAL EM - EMOTIONAL ME - MENTAL PH - PHYSICAL EM - EMOTIONAL ATTRIBUTESATTRIBUTES ATTRIBUTESATTRIBUTES CN - CONCEPTUAL IP - INTERPERSONAL TE - TECHNICAL TA - TACTICAL CN - CONCEPTUAL IP - INTERPERSONAL TE - TECHNICAL TA - TACTICAL SKILLSSKILLS SKILLSSKILLS CO- COMMUNICATING DM- DECISIONMAKING MO - MOTIVATING CO- COMMUNICATING DM- DECISIONMAKING MO - MOTIVATING PL- PLANNING EX- EXECUTING AS- ASSESSING PL- PLANNING EX- EXECUTING AS- ASSESSING DE- DEVELOPING BD- BUILDING LR- LEARNING DE- DEVELOPING BD- BUILDING LR- LEARNING ACTIONSACTIONS ACTIONSACTIONS OPERATING INFLUENCING IMPROVING CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR

CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - SKILLS CONCEPTUAL BEKNOWDO TECHNICAL TACTICAL INTERPERSONAL Core competencies expected of all leaders.

 Innovation  Creative thinking  Understanding & improvising within the commander’s intent  Analyze and synthesize  Improvise CNCN CONCEPTUAL - Skill in handling ideas and concepts--using intelligence CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - SKILLS “Skill with ideas”

 Gets along well with peers  Readily interacts with others  Earns trust and respect  Sought by others for expertise / counsel IPIP INTERPERSONAL - Skill with people CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - SKILLS

 Skill with equipment, weapons, systems  Competency in basic soldier skills  Understanding basic tactics, techniques & procedures  Preparation of operations order  Proficiency in job related tasks  Skill with equipment, weapons, systems  Competency in basic soldier skills  Understanding basic tactics, techniques & procedures  Preparation of operations order  Proficiency in job related tasks TETE TECHNICAL - Skill with things CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - SKILLS “Skill with equipment and procedures”

 Orchestrating available means to win engagements  Application of small unit tactics in training or war  Solving problems concerning the employment of units in combat scenarios  Orchestrating available means to win engagements  Application of small unit tactics in training or war  Solving problems concerning the employment of units in combat scenarios TATA TACTICAL - Skill in using people, ideas and things to accomplish tactical missions CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - SKILLS “Applied skills in the tactical environment”

ME - MENTAL PH - PHYSICAL EM - EMOTIONAL ME - MENTAL PH - PHYSICAL EM - EMOTIONAL ATTRIBUTESATTRIBUTES ATTRIBUTESATTRIBUTES CN - CONCEPTUAL IP - INTERPERSONAL TE - TECHNICAL TA - TACTICAL CN - CONCEPTUAL IP - INTERPERSONAL TE - TECHNICAL TA - TACTICAL SKILLSSKILLS SKILLSSKILLS CO- COMMUNICATING DM- DECISIONMAKING MO - MOTIVATING CO- COMMUNICATING DM- DECISIONMAKING MO - MOTIVATING PL- PLANNING EX- EXECUTING AS- ASSESSING PL- PLANNING EX- EXECUTING AS- ASSESSING DE- DEVELOPING BD- BUILDING LR- LEARNING DE- DEVELOPING BD- BUILDING LR- LEARNING ACTIONSACTIONS ACTIONSACTIONS OPERATING INFLUENCING IMPROVING CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR

 Getting people to do what you want them to do  Behavior noted and responded to by your team  Draw people to you as a leader through these actions CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR – INFLUENCING ACTIONS COMMUNICATING DECISION MAKING MOTIVATING BEKNOWDO

 Conveys ideas concisely; inspires interest  Conveys ideas with with conviction; persuades others  Clear, concise, compelling; grammatically correct  Assesses audience (how is message received?)  Presents expressions in organized manner  Uses visual aids COCO COMMUNICATING - Displaying oral, written COMMUNICATING - Displaying oral, written and listening skills CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR – INFLUENCING ACTIONS

 KEY: Team responds to leader’s resolve & confidence; leader affects the pace of action through his resolve  Gets subordinates to act through conviction  Acts with certainty on key issues  Quickly recovers after learning decision was incorrect  Makes and implements “hard, right decision”  Makes timely, confident adjustment to events DMDM DECISION MAKING – Ability to drive events by demonstrating conviction and resolve in your own judgments DECISION MAKING – Ability to drive events by demonstrating conviction and resolve in your own judgments CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR – INFLUENCING ACTIONS “Demonstrating resolve and conviction”

 Inspiring in subordinates the will to accomplish the mission  Gauging climate of unit and using tools to improve unit morale  Clearly and enthusiastically articulating expectations  Keeping subordinates informed; providing rationale and early warning  Considering subordinates’ input MOMO MOTIVATING - Generating enthusiasm and energy in others MOTIVATING - Generating enthusiasm and energy in others CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR – INFLUENCING ACTIONS “Actively seeking ways to inspire better performance”

CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR – OPERATING ACTIONS  Actions you take to accomplish the immediate mission  Conducting the “mission proper” in three distinct phases; Phase 1 - Planning, Phase 2 - Executing, Phase 3 - Assessing PLANNING EXECUTING ASSESSING BEKNOWDO

 Detailed planning process (vs improvisation)  Formal, time and resource intensive process  Adheres to “1/3 - 2/3 rule”; sets priorities and suspenses  Balances competing demands within resources  Arranges support for exercise or operation  Includes incorporating time for, planning and conducting rehearsals PL PLANNING/PREPARING - “Developing detailed, executable plans that are feasible, acceptable and suitable…involves laying out the work and making necessary arrangements” – FM CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - OPERATING ACTIONS “Deliberate process of preparation for the mission”

 Completing tasks to standard & within commander’s intent  Overcoming obstacles; thriving in fluid environment  Maintaining accountability of people and equipment  Payoff based on all work gone on before  Acting to achieve goals; to standard and on time  Making appropriate corrections to ensure success  Completing tasks to standard & within commander’s intent  Overcoming obstacles; thriving in fluid environment  Maintaining accountability of people and equipment  Payoff based on all work gone on before  Acting to achieve goals; to standard and on time  Making appropriate corrections to ensure success EXEX EXECUTING - “Acting to accomplish the mission…doing the job” – FM CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - OPERATING ACTIONS “Supervising the operational phase of the mission”

 Observes, records and offers feedback  Sorts out important actual and potential problems; anticipates when conditions change  Uses AAR to identify lessons learned  Identifies necessary corrections (focused on mission accomplishment)  Uses in-progress reviews ASAS ASSESSING - Evaluating the effectiveness of the plan or operation CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - OPERATING ACTIONS “Systematic process of recognizing potential problems…”

CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - IMPROVING ACTIONS  Increasing personal, individual and organizational capabilities to accomplish future missions  Actions you take to leave the unit better than you found it DEVELOPING BUILDING LEARNING BEKNOWDO

Enhances self-confidence, competence & self-esteem of subordinates Guides others in thinking through problems for themselves Designs practice for an individual’s area of weakness Encourages initiative; anticipates mistakes and offers assistance without being overbearing Coaches, trains, mentors, encourages, inspires, leads by example Makes spot corrections (focused on future operations) DEDE DEVELOPING - Improving individuals CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - IMPROVING ACTIONS “Working to improve the performance of individuals for future operations”

 Gets people to work together  Fosters an ethical climate; ensures people are treated fairly  Adopts unpopular higher decisions; gets team to act  Cooperative diligent follower; helps build the larger team  Works up chain of command to resolve problems  Keeps team positive in confusing situations  Helps others after completing own work  Makes corrections (focused on future operations) BDBD BUILDING - Improving teams/units CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - IMPROVING ACTIONS “Working to improve the effectiveness of the team for future operations”

 Expands personal knowledge  Seeks self-improvement in weak areas  Actively seeks and uses feedback on performance  Demonstrates self-awareness and analysis  Applies lessons learned  Usually seen over time LRLR LEARNING - Applying lessons learned on an individual level; improving yourself CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - CLASSIFYING BEHAVIOR - IMPROVING ACTIONS “Self-improvement by applying previous experience to current performance”