Promoting Airmen with the Potential to Lead: A Study of the Air Force Master Sergeant Promotion System, Kirsten M. Keller,Sean Robson,Kevin O'Neill,Paul D. Emslie,Lane F. Burgette (9780833085856) — Readings Books

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Promoting Airmen with the Potential to Lead: A Study of the Air Force Master Sergeant Promotion System
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Promoting Airmen with the Potential to Lead: A Study of the Air Force Master Sergeant Promotion System

Kirsten M. Keller,Sean Robson,Kevin O'Neill,Paul D. Emslie,Lane F. Burgette
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As the Air Force’s operational environment has changed, more leadership responsibility is being pushed down to noncommissioned officers (NCOs). To ensure that it is selecting master sergeants (the first level of senior NCOs) who are able to fulfill these leadership responsibilities, RAND researchers assessed the current promotion system and explored areas for possible improvement.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
RAND
Country
United States
Date
16 December 2014
Pages
114
ISBN
9780833085856

As the Air Force’s operational environment has changed, more leadership responsibility is being pushed down to noncommissioned officers (NCOs). To ensure that it is selecting master sergeants (the first level of senior NCOs) who are able to fulfill these leadership responsibilities, RAND researchers assessed the current promotion system and explored areas for possible improvement.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
RAND
Country
United States
Date
16 December 2014
Pages
114
ISBN
9780833085856

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