Observe And Listen: Officer Through Action And Communication

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Observe and Listen
Commit to fostering a climate of dignity and respect by supporting officers through action and communication
Learn officer strength and weakness
Come up with a plan to encourage strength and improve weakness
Learn precinct goals
Lean officers goals and motivation
Ask officers what can make the precinct run better
Learn the culture of that precinct or department
Learn how be a sergeant

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