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General Stanley McChrystal reveals how the traditional top down leadership model failed against the decentralized network of Al Qaeda in Iraq. He explains that in a world of increasing complexity and speed, rigid hierarchies are too slow to survive. The book details how the Joint Special Operations Command transformed into a flexible network that prioritized transparent communication over silos. …

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