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Which is very sensible, but then the principle would be "[Our leaders] Do not assume they are always right".

• andrewguenther 10y ago
  The wording of this principle is probably the one that gets talked about the most internally. People always bring up changing it, but when they rolled out a new revision of the principles two years ago or so, this one stayed the same. It's a shame, because once properly explained it's probably one of my favorite principles.
  • dap 10y ago
    It's not the only one, though. The last four are either commands ("Dive Deep") or a completion of a sentence starting with "Leaders" (e.g., "Leaders dive deep"). But "Frugality" and "Bias for Action" are just properties of good leaders. The tenses (or parts-of-sentence) are all different.
• beastcoast 10y ago
  We used to have "vocally self critical"