Nco Military

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locked in securely and in place then you an possibly lose fill in them or someone might be able to take them. Soldiers should also take personal responsibility for their actions because it shows that they have integrity. Integrity is the most important thing to have a soldier. Soldiers have privileges and access to certain things that the general public does not. They should be trusted to handle those privileges in a responsible manner because they do the right thing and not take advantage. It is human nature to want to lie to get out of a situation that could get you in trouble. However as NCO’s by taking personal responsibility for our actions, we will tell the truth no matter what the consequences could be simply because it is the right thing to do. Imagine processing paperwork like performance reports or repairing a mechanical component in your work center. If someone accomplishes a task less than wholeheartedly and presents an incomplete product to a co-worker or supervisor that individual then has the responsibility to either complete the original task or return the product to the original worker. In either case time is lost and effort is wasted. Had the first worker meticulously completed the task, the next individual in the process would be able to perform their task unimpeded by the burden of doing someone else’s job. If your co-worker or subordinate presents you with quality and complete work it makes your job and the job of each subsequent worker in the process easier. This leads to increased efficiency. It is this aspect of attention to detail that can enable us to endure and even excel during the impending personnel reductions. This efficiency can enable us to do the same amount or possibly a greater amount of work with less manpower.