Battle-Tested or Book-Smart: Which Commanders Excel in Today’s Complex Environments?
This article delves into the ongoing debate about the qualifications of effective police and military leaders, questioning whether practical experience or formal education is more crucial. It highlights notable historical and contemporary leaders, analyzing their paths to leadership. The discussion emphasizes that true leadership transcends academic credentials, focusing on personal qualities and practical abilities. The article also offers a personal perspective, arguing that leadership is unique to the individual and requires both education and experience.
