Being on time is one of the most important things I have to do on a daily basis to show respect for my authority. Being tardy in a life or death situation could result in the loss of a fellow U.S. Army Soldier. As an American Soldier I should always be in the good habit of being on time to ensure that such situation never occurs. It is my responsibility to always to ensure that myself and fellow soldiers are in the proper location to ensure that each life is counted for. Lack of being on time can result in many different situation that can cause harm.
By being late you cause yourself anxiety and cause more stress into your life. Being on time is important and could improve into your professional life plus your personal life. When I see someone who is always on time shows me they have not only have respect for themselves but the order that was given to them. Being on time tells me that you are a person of your word; you will follow through if you given a promise. Being present on a timely manner helps with many things in your military life and career such as good information flow for any mission given to you.
We cannot succeed without the support and well-being of our families. The X Company team and FRG will be there for you both in good and difficult times. 8. To make this Company the best it can be, everyone needs to be proactive throughout the month, not just during Battle Assembly weekends. The more we get done during the month, the higher the quality of training we can conduct during Battle Assembly weekends.
Finally, accountability is important in everyday life no matter what job you have. Accountability is what keeps the military going and wins wars, and keeps big companies alive. If they didn’t have accountability companies would fall and the military would be
Whatever the order that is given it should be executed with the best of your ability, because it helps strenthen the unit , where the work is spread out and everyone works together so the job gets done quickly. the first lesson of leadership to me is learning to follow orders, because if you do not learn how to follow orders you will never be trusted to give them. Following orders ensures
You start by just being a squad member, but if you really show motivation, you will gain experience and leadership and even a higher rank. Character is a bit harder, its not learned, but gained through the years. Slowly you will be more confident, skilled, and feel the responsibilities you have. Leadership is a process by which a person influences others to accomplish an objective and directs the organization in a way that makes it more cohesive, coherent and run like a fine tuned engine. The military of the U.S.A. need more people who are good leaders so the military can act as one big unit and be very efficient at what they do.
Intervention programs have proven to be effective and to enhance the wellbeing of military families and their lives pertaining to deployment. Introduction An ongoing issue in the lives of military families is managing the stress associated with the deployment cycle (Esposito-Smythers et al., 2011). Deployment is stressful and challenging for both the service member and the family members who stays behind. No matter how long the deployment lasts, the family will have to take on different family roles to ensure that their daily lives can be carried out as smooth as possible. Phases of Deployment Pre-Deployment.
The people you are meeting will not think nearly as high of you, especially if they were worried about you showing up at all. They will associate you with being worried, and it will take a lot to overcome that association. Moreover, if you run into traffic or other problems, you are guaranteed to be late. If you plan on arriving right on time and there happens to be an accident ahead of you, you will surely be late, and probably won’t even be able to give the other party prior notice. Showing
By the time they finish boot camp and become Marines when they graduate boot camp, each and every one should be prepared and be able to lead others with lots of confidence and lots of pride and take the initiative to do so when ever they see a problem that needs fixing or a job that needs to be done quickly safely correctly and in a timely manner. Whether leading a mission in the field, some kind of inspection in the rear whether it be a cami uniform or room inspection, or in combat when placed in a leadership position, a Marine should be equipped to succeed with the ability to use his initiative that he learned about in boot camp that when he sees something wrong he takes on the responsibility to do it himself or deligate the other dutys to junior marines and supervise in the correct manner that will get the job done quickly efficiently safelly and correctly. It is not necessary for the said name marine to be in a leadership position to be able to take initiative if any marine whether a private or sergeant major sees a problem it is his responsibility to take the initiative and get the job done in the most quick safe and proper manner physically possible. Initiative represents an enterprise's readiness to embark on a new venture or start a new policy or product in order to get things done more efficiently or just a better or quicker way to do the
I mean why start a paper off with some saying a person thought of, I mean you probably would not even remember his name after you got done with reading this paper. So I guess I will get straight to it then. Being on time is extremely important in civilian life because for one if you show up to work late on consecutive days you will most likely be fired and then have a bad reference for and future applications. Not to mention if your late on your car payments I believe they will repo your car your truck and your bike. If you are late on your house payment or your rent your place of living or “residence” is in jeopardy of getting foreclosed on or you lazy bum getting kicked out of your apartment.