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No, I think the point is that both are right for different circumstances. If the foot soldier cannot be trusted to place the Drayfus in prison without having t
by undecisive 8y ago
No, I think the point is that both are right for different circumstances.
If the foot soldier cannot be trusted to place the Drayfus in prison without having to look through all the evidence himself, he's a useless soldier.
Similarly, if the Scout is told to believe there's always a bridge if you need it, and is gone for months trying to find a bridge over the river, he's a useless scout.
Often, the best leaders have a bit of both - open mindedness to find the best solution until they've made the decision, then steadfastness to defend that decision.