It’s tempting to think of the presidential cabinet as having always been in place. But, like the development of the U.S., government itself, it was gradual and it involved the initial leadership of George Washington.
In the discussion, we’ll learn the reasons why Washington surrounded himself with people smarter than him, or at least those who complimented him. And how the inefficiency of Congress — something we painfully experience even today — was the impetus for the formation of the Executive branch.
All of this points toward a very modern view of leadership, consensus building, and decision-making that impact leaders at every level.
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Episode 53: The Cabinet with Lindsay Chervinsky
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Episode 53: The Cabinet with Lindsay Chervinsky