General Stanley McChrystal on Risk, Leadership Qualities, Propaganda and Ukraine
Elevate with Robert Glazer
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How to Adapt to Changes in the Military and Business Environments
In the first world war, you needed to achieve mass in artillery fire and attacking forces. It took immense amounts of planning and then these very detailed, time driven orders. As we start to get in a more fluid environment, where that mass can be defeated by the enemy once they identify it, you've got to suddenly have something that can pick up information at the more decentralized locations. And when it doesn't matter, when it's something unimportant, i'll let everybody show their initiative. But now it's really important, and i would argue the exact opposite is true.
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