British Army Training and Leadership: What is a Chief of Staff Role in the UK with Paul Robinson

In this episode of Leveraging Leadership, Deputy Chief of Staff Paul Robinson from the British Army explains what a Chief of Staff role in the UK entails and details his training responsibilities and experiences. He talks about his work with NATO, the importance of building relationships, and how he manages logistics and people. Paul also opens up about how autism affects his job and shares small wins like improving policies for personnel moves.

 
 

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