Case Study Of Snc's Lethargic Delivery

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Candidate Quarta stated each paragraph of the 5-paragraph order, however his delivery was poor and lacked enthusiasm and assertion. SNC read directly from his notepad and made no effort to make eye contact with his fire team members despite them looking at him. SNC stumbled through the execution paragraph, telling one of his fire team members to "disregard" his previous tasking statement. This caused confusion amongst his fire team and delayed the execution of the problem, as his fire team still had questions following the brief. SNC's lethargic delivery of his plan was evident on his fire team as they displayed no sense of urgency in their movement towards recovering the casualty. SNC failed to utilize tools given to him and had to be

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