On September 29, 2017, Lt. General Jay B. Silveria, Administrator of the United States Air Force Acadamy gave the entire organization a chance to improve - he could have punished, he could have sough revenge, he could have responded entirely emotionally - but he chose not to...he chose to respond by improvement.
When something bad happens leaders can either blame and punish or they can learn and improve.
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