With their warship sunk by the enemy, Taylor's group of commandos captured one of the enemy's submarines. When he first became captain, Taylor always said, "I don't know, don't ask me, I don't know..." So other comrades didn't take him seriously because it didn't look like him at all. a captain. However, the chief told him directly in private, don't say you don't know, this will kill all the brothers. You are the captain, you are bold, you know everything, you know how to lead us, you know how to make decisions.
Tate also instantly understood that my old building didn't nominate Taylor as captain, "because you're not ready."
Later, Tyler understood, so no matter what problems he encountered, he showed a confident and brave look, and he was decisive when making decisions. At this time, he looked more decisive than Chief.
This reminds me that in our life, work, and study, the same is true. We must have a sense of responsibility and a sense of the overall situation. As a leader, you should know everything, and what you should do next instead of telling you The subordinate of "I don't know"! ! ! Sometimes teammates don't want to know if your decision is right, but you have to stay calm, confident, and brave in front of everyone. Only then will everyone have the confidence to go on and listen to you.
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