A facilitator asks Caleb, Ryker, Mason, Dylan, Braden, and Sean what their leader Mike expects when he's not there. They agree on the same things: hold the standard, keep operations running as normal, stay trained, act professionally, respect each other, and lead without excuses.
Morgan, what does Mike expect when he's not here? Hold the standard. Holding the standard. That's what I like to hear. Caleb Larpness, I got a question for you. What does Mike expect when he is not here?
To just hold up to the standard, what we usually always do. Yep. Yeah.
Ryker, what's up? I got a question. All right. What does Mike expect when he is not here?
Making sure everybody's 100% trained on everything they need to do. So, you know, setting the standard. Yeah, good answer.
Yep.
Mason, you're new. What does Mike expect when he's not here from what you have learned?
Keep things going the same way as if he was here. All right.
Dylan, what does Mike expect when he is not here?
What does Mike expect when he is not here? For things to operate as if he were. Okay, that's a good answer. Yeah, good shit.
That's the best answer yet. Braden. I got a question. What's up? What does Mike expect when he's not here?
Everybody just meet up to the standard. Don't do anything wrong. Do it right the first time or don't do it at all. Good shit, brother.
Fishy.
I have to agree with Braden.
What does Mike expect when he is not here?
I have to agree with Braden. He expects everybody to hold the standard.
Exactly. Sean. Hey, hey. Quick question for you.
Quick answer.
What does Mike expect when he is not here?
You want professionalism and everybody to listen and respect each other.
That's right.
Thank you.
Leadership.
Excuses don't fix problems.
Taking ownership does.
