Sean Dyche Quotes
Without wanting to sound pompous or clever it is down to me to make decisions on behalf of the side to give it the best chance of being successful.
"Dyche: It's my job to make the tough decisions." Lancashire Telegraph, Newsquest, 28 Feb. 2016.
This quotation could be used by any leader, private or public, in almost any couWentry of the world to improve administration and leadership. It is the follow through for the top management that counts. Typically, even in the best of democracies, if anything goes wrong, the local managers and leaders are not only blamed for it and are held accountable if it was their mistake. but, even in America, executives blame the lower level bureaucrats even when it was caused by a mistake at the top. Congress is notorious for blaming appointees and bureaucrats if they every make a mistake, but castigating them in the most impolite and callous way. Often, it is for doing exactly what Congress officially and unofficially insisted that they do. Most management experts agree that government bureaucracies are too risk averse, but there are few rewards for bureaucratic success—that is taken by the President or the Cabinet or other heads of agencies, and much adverse if a mistake is ever made.
Marshall was then the chief of staff of the army. Ignoring the seniority system which was the tradition of the Army for promotions produced a necessary corps of great young officers. The most dramatic example of this was the promotion of Dwight D. Eisenhower over many men far senior to him for the Supreme Allied Commander. Marshall and FDR were driving forces to put young men in leadership positions.
Sean Mark Dyche is an English professional football manager and former player who is the manager of Premier League club Burnley.
