Candidate Samuelson Case Summary

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Candidate Samuelson delivered a partial five paragraph order. SNC failed to cover the Mission and Admin and Logistics portion of the order. SNC neglected to generate a solid initial plan which contributed to a slow transition into the execution phase. SNC had a very timid approach when conveying the brief to his team members and neglected to provide sound guidance with regard to scheme of maneuver. There was no sign of command presence and it was obvious that SNC was struggling with his problem solving ability. SNC somewhat tasked subordinates but did not validate if they understood what their responsibility was. This caused additional confusion and resulted in various candidates standing around idle for extended period of time. SNC was slow

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