See "TheHill.com" article.
Considered by some to be one of the most dangerous nations in the world, 76 United States Senators have visited Iraq since the dawning of combat operations there. Topping the list is Sen. Jack Reed (D, RI), who has made the trip 10 times.
Criticized by some as "watered-down experiences," these visits by US politicians are a great example of "knowing your people," despite the obvious security requirements they entail. While US troops are toughing it out on the ground, Senators are quick to ensure that they at least know what their military brethren are experiencing--even if it is through heavy levels of armored guards and protection.
No matter who you lead, or how "high up" you are, never miss an opportunity to get to know the feelings, conditions, and circumstances of your people at every level. Not only were you once in their shoes, as well, but when your team feels like you're "in the fight" with them, productivity and morale are shared by all.
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
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