Comments on: Admiral Stavridis: Think, Read, Write and Publish, and Blog Too

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By: Prof. Jane Miller Ch

Prof. Jane Miller Ch — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 05:06:15 +0000

I am trying to contact Commander Jerry Hendrix and I am hopeful you can help me. Jerry Hendrix was a good friend of Professor Claude A. Buss (Stanford and the NPS). A book is being research on Buss and I wish to talk with Commander Hendrix.

By: Michael Tanji

Michael Tanji — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 07:43:30 +0000

Clearly you're an anomaly (not that there is anything wrong with that).
If we don't fix the boomer problem the churn of kids in and out of the system will just get worse. Eventually word will get back to colleges, etc. via the various social networks that you avoid the IC like the plague.
Simplest bureaucratic fix (is that redundant?) is a bullet on everyone's OER that says "actively supports and participates in collaborative activities" or words to that effect. People respond to what they're rated on.

By: Bob Gourley

Bob Gourley — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 00:47:30 +0000

Mike, thanks for the comment. Another friend who I admire and trust was asked a hard question about change and what was needed for the community and he replied "We need a baby boomer extraction program." He was overstating to make a point, of course, boomers like me can and do change, but to your point– if innovators are being crushed it is unhealthy for the community. I wish I knew the answer. Maybe we need more fearless mellinials in the community. Or maybe we need more folks like Stavridis?
Cheers,
Bob

By: Michael Tanji

Michael Tanji — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 10:56:38 +0000

I want this to work Bob, but I still think the road is long and rocky. Innovators are still crushed on a regular basis, and as the generation gap widens, we are losing some best and brightest _now_. Is the community going to be relevant in the 10-15 years it'll take to shake off the vestiges of the old regime?

By: Bob Gourley

Bob Gourley — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 07:52:36 +0000

Thanks Lewis. Another great example that I bet Admiral Stavridis would appreciate is the way you published daily as the chief of innovation at DIA. I saw first hand how your discipline and ability to keep yourself on a daily deadline for publishing helped focus an entire enterprise. That was also a good example of a combination of e-mail push and blog/RSS pull. Next time I'm around a JWICS drop I think I'll see if your stuff is still archived and available there.
Cheers,
Bob

By: lewis shepherd

lewis shepherd — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 07:29:34 +0000

Great post, good point to drive home in the current & upcoming generations of leadership. Come to think of it, an excellent way (as in your case) to identify new leadership.