Law Enforcement Leadership: Recent Episodes
Jack Enter
Join Dr. Jack Enter as he shares his leadership insights from 40 years of training law enforcement officers.
Jack began his career as a law enforcement officer in 1972. Since that time, he has worked as a street police officer, detective, vice/narcotics investigator, and as the administrator of a law enforcement agency in the suburbs of Atlanta. He obtained his Ph.D. in 1984, has been a university professor and administrator. Currently, he lectures all over the world on the topic of Leadership. Visit JackEnter.com for information about his books and speaking schedules.
For more law enforcement officers, the worst part about their job is dealing with management. In this episode, Jack explains why that is the case.
In law enforcement, men and women at the operational level tend to be very effective at their job. Jack explains why this is the case.
Our society has undergone many changes in the past several decades. These changes have a direct impact on all of us and how effective we are in our leadership.
In this episode, Jack explains our leadership effectiveness is influenced by the accuracy of our perceptions, whether we are held accountable to do the right thing by those around us, and fear.
In this episode, Jack introduces us to 4 Factors in Effective Leadership - 1) Training, 2) Perceptions, 3) Accountability, 4) Fear.
This episode will focus on the impact of effective training.
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In this episode, Dr. Jack Enter identifies a common problem afflicting law enforcement agencies around the world - most managers are failing. Why?
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