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Be, Know, Do is a phrase that describes qualities of the Army leader. The "Do" part of it stands for leaders' actions.
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What does the expression be-know-do stand for?
The expression, "Be-Know-Do" is the U.S. Army's model for leadership. In short it means to be aware of your core and organizational values. Know is knowing what is needed to be a capable leader. Do is doing everything necessary to contribute to the motivation, direction and purpose of leading.
What does be in the expression be-know-do stand for?
The Army leader must be a person of action Be-Know-Do, also known as BKD model is developed by the Army leadership. It describes the leaders of character and competence. The expression "Be" means that the Army leader must be a person of action and it places an emphasis on "character-based" leadership.
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