Rainbow Six
I chose Rainbow Six for my leadership book review because there are effective leaders within the story, and because of the real life leadership application (and fiction is more fun to read). By this I mean that it’s not a book discussing the theories on what makes an effective leader, but more of an illustrative example of an effective leader leaving the readers to reflect on why. Some of the traits and examples that I have picked out may also overlap with current leadership theories, and some that do not. However it’s my personal opinion on why the character was an effective leader and I would welcome any discussion on it.Story Summary (don’t read if you don’t want to know the ending): Tom Clancy continues the saga of John Clark, an ex-CIA, ex-Seal operative, who is the head of an anti-terrorist special task force called Rainbow. This international group is composed of the best military operatives from around the world, specializing in covert operations, technology, and combat. In a trail by fire, Rainbow Six is confronted with a chain of seemingly unrelated terrorist events, initiated by an ex-KGB intelligence officer, Popov. But the ex-KGB officer is actually working for a wealthy biomed
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Approximate Word count = 952
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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