EXTREME OWNERSHIP QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

The authors of this book dedicated the book to: - Answer- Their Seal Teammates The fundamental principles of combat leadership depicted in this book were learned on the battlefield of: - Answer- Afghanistan The authors described extreme leadership as the leaders taking absolute ownership for: - Answer- Those things that they were responsible for; Everything that impacted their mission; developing solutions and solving problems The authors advocated that taking ownership is the key to: - Answer- Learning, developing solutions, victory Which of the following is a basic principle of extreme leadership? - Answer- Taking ownership; checking one's ego; accepting the blame The authors depicted combat operations that focused on Laws of Combat that can be applied to leading in the business world include: - Answer- Prioritize and Execute The authors noted that the two characterizations of leaders that matter most are: - Answer- Effective and Ineffective The authors noted that as officers in charged of the SEALS combat training, they placed emphasis on training leaders in: - Answer- Critical decision making and effective communication The authors noted that to accomplish the mission, military personnel must believe in the cause for which they are fighting, the plan they are executing, and most importantly believe in and trust: - Answer- The leaders they are asked to follow The authors noted that combat leadership require something that directly correlates with any company, which is: - Answer- Getting a diverse team of people in various groups to execute a highly complex mission to achieve strategic goals Which of the following was not a part of the book's organization? - Answer- Taking leadership to the next level The authors believe that their leadership principles allow combat and business teams to do