This year’s recipients “embody inexplicable commitment, extreme competence and unassailable character,” division commander, Maj. Gen. J. Patrick “Pat” Work, told Wednesday’s crowd.

Boeing’s focus on restoring engineering competence doesn’t address the fault line of character and reveals that critics don’t understand the problem either.

FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. (April 28, 2014) -- A Soldier's character, commitment and competence are keys to helping the Army combat sexual assaults and suicides in the Army. That was one of Sgt. Maj ...

1. Character: “Competence can be mitigated and managed by good advice and people. The lack of character will override decency at every turn.” “I’d lean character.

As far as character is concerned, Holt listed the following: I took for granted that both leading candidates had a personal story, career, and behavior that I would be proud for my kids to emulate.

The components of trust are not simply additive. They amplify each other. For example, deficiencies in character coupled with strong competence and commitment take what could have been good about ...

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Character without competence will ensure a commitment to what is right, but it may not get the job done. Like the two wings of an airplane, both competence and character are essential for a leader ...

There is a general understanding by most people that in order to be trustworthy one must have both character and competence. Frankly, I couldn’t agree more. For example, would you want a surgeon ...

This year’s recipients “embody inexplicable commitment, extreme competence and unassailable character,” division commander, Maj. Gen. J. Patrick “Pat” Work, told Wednesday’s crowd.

These criteria could be thought of as the three Cs: CHARACTER, COMPETENCE and COMMITMENT to our form of government. The three Cs represent virtues, not policy positions.