Any good leader understands the vision they want to achieve and can describe it to their subordinates. When breaking down broader goals for others, you should generally focus on two parts:
- The task to be accomplished
- The intent or the desired result of the action
Of the two, the intent is always predominant. While a situation may change, making the task obsolete, the intent is more enduring and guides our actions.
This tool helps you to identify ways to communicate your intent on tasks you delegate and will help your employees complete them without constantly running back to you for direction. The video link below will provide additional help in using the worksheet tool.
Additional resources:
- Video: Commanders Intent, this video at media.dau.edu
- Course: ALD0110 Leaders Intent, this course at icatalog.dau.edu
- Leading for Acquisition Success Website, this website
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