Leadership and Supervision Sample Clauses

Leadership and Supervision. Does employee set a good example for others? Does employee delegate appropriate tasks to subordinates? Does employee develop the capabilities of subordinates? Does employee motivate subordinates so that they work together towards common objectives?
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Leadership and Supervision. Responsible for the training, welfare, proficiency, and conduct of the 20 Marines of the supply section. • As a company grade officer, I often filled positions overseeing the mission accomplishment of over 200 Marines. Consistently graded as a top performer against my peers – evaluations available upon request Operations Officer, USMC, Topeka, KS 2012-2013 Responsible for planning the training schedule and overseeing its execution at a unit consisting of approximately 120 Marines. Marine Combat Instructor of Water Survival 2011-2014 Responsible for the management of all activities and logistics during unit swim qualifications which usually consisted of 30 or more Marines. Personally trained over 250 Marines and received a letter of appreciation and was awarded a meritorious mast for exceptional proficiency and conduct. Platoon Sergeant 2011-2012 Supervised a platoon of up to 80 Marines and implemented the training schedule while providing guidance as necessary. Responsible for understanding the commander’s intent and making correct and instant decisions to achieve the desired end- state.
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