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CAPE Lead
By CAPE LeadBusiness
CAPE Lead episodes
- 15 min
- Ep 18-15 Tough FeedbackThis podcast talks about how to deal with giving feedback with people on your team(s).12 min
- Ep 18-14 Understanding ExpectationsThis episode talks about how we can use expectations as a way to capture lessons learned, and I introduce my 4 x 2 method of breaking down past events.14 min
- Ep 18-13- FollowershipToday we discuss how we follow, and how we understand some of our followership terminology.10 min
- Ep 18-12 Make Your Minutes CountToday’s episode talks about whether you have a job, career, or profession. We also discussed what value you put on the minutes do you spend in a day16 min
- Ep18-11 Change Management SucksThis episode discusses our understanding of change management, and how with one word, we can do this better. Evolution!5 min
- Ep 18-10 Good Dude-er-shipThis podcast discusses the art of simply being a good dude, and how being a good dude is a cornerstone of being a good leader.5 min
- Ep18-09 Response to Feedback 1This episode was about my response to feedback on the last episode about selective enforcement of standards.7 min
- Ep 18-08 Selective Enforcement of StandardsThis segment discusses the selective enforcement of rules and standards, and how we always seem to look for the “easy”button.8 min
- Ep 18-07 What Gets Measured Gets doneThis episode is about understanding the fact that what gets measured, gets done!4 min
About CAPE Lead
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Welcome to the CAPE Lead podcast, where amazing things happen. This podcast was created by retired US Air Force Chief Master Sergeant Timothy “Chachi” Pachasa, and was created to discuss emerging…
leadership concepts, and hopefully open up the thought process for how we interoperate with our people and our teams. CAPE Lead focuses on teaching leaders how to succeed through solid understandings of Caring, Alignment, Perspectives, and Expectations.