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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Crisis at the Top is a timely and necessary exploration of the ethical leadership challenges facing public safety organizations today. Through his Leadership HAT (Humility, Authenticity, Transparency) Continuum, Dr. Eric Plummer provides a critical framework for understanding how public safety leaders, from new chiefs to seasoned executives, can either build resilient, ethical cultures or fall prey to patterns of insecurity, arrogance, and corruption.Dr. Plummer draws from his decades of experience and real-world examples, including case studies based on open-source reporting, to illustrate how leadership failure rarely happens overnight. Instead, it follows a predictable path, beginning with ethical compromises and culminating in damaged public trust. He highlights how both new leaders (driven by insecurity) and veteran leaders (driven by overconfidence) can lose their way if they fail to stay grounded in core leadership values.The book is both a cautionary tale and a blueprint for reform. It outlines: - The progression of leadership failure and how it can be prevented through intentional leadership development.- The critical need for public safety leaders to practice humility, maintain authenticity, and operate transparently.- The profound impact of ethical (or unethical) leadership on organizational culture, public trust, and mission success.Crisis at the Top also emphasizes that ethical leadership is not easy. It often requires standing alone under political pressure, making unpopular but principled decisions, and enduring personal and professional sacrifices for the sake of the mission and integrity.The book closes by challenging leaders to reflect on their own leadership legacy: Are they building organizations that will thrive ethically long after they leave Or are they unknowingly planting the seeds for the next crisis Ultimately, Crisis at the Top offers public safety professionals and any leader in a high-trust field a practical, principled guide for leading with resilience, purpose, and unwavering ethical commitment.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Crisis Through the Door, Dr. Eric S. Plummer, a chief of police, public safety strategist, and author of the acclaimed Crisis at the Top, turns his focus from leadership failures at the top to the critical, often overlooked mistakes made at the front door of the profession: hiring and early culture formation. With decades of experience leading public safety agencies in higher education and municipal environments, Dr. Plummer exposes the hidden risks that come with poor hiring decisions, rushed onboarding, and a lack of accountability during probationary periods. This book dissects how small character flaws, often dismissed as quirks or growing pains, can metastasize into major cultural crises, public scandals, and long-term damage to trust. Drawing from real-world paralell case studies, Crisis Through the Door explores: How agencies unintentionally hire for credentials instead of characterWhy probation is one of the most underutilized risk management tools in public safetyThe long-term impact of ignoring red flags in early employmentStrategies for building a commitment-based culture from day oneHow to structure accountability as a growth tool, not just a disciplinary hammerThis follow-up to Crisis at the Top is not just a companion piece; it's a blueprint for prevention. Through powerful storytelling, policy critique, and actionable solutions, Dr. Plummer offers a call to action for police chiefs, HR leaders, training officers, and public safety executives who understand that the integrity of a department begins not in a crisis but at the threshold. Because the future of public safety isn't just about who leads. It's about whom we let in. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Crisis at the Top is a timely and necessary exploration of the ethical leadership challenges facing public safety organizations today. Through his Leadership HAT (Humility, Authenticity, Transparency) Continuum, Dr. Eric Plummer provides a critical framework for understanding how public safety leaders, from new chiefs to seasoned executives, can either build resilient, ethical cultures or fall prey to patterns of insecurity, arrogance, and corruption.Dr. Plummer draws from his decades of experience and real-world examples, including case studies based on open-source reporting, to illustrate how leadership failure rarely happens overnight. Instead, it follows a predictable path, beginning with ethical compromises and culminating in damaged public trust. He highlights how both new leaders (driven by insecurity) and veteran leaders (driven by overconfidence) can lose their way if they fail to stay grounded in core leadership values.The book is both a cautionary tale and a blueprint for reform. It outlines: The progression of leadership failure and how it can be prevented through intentional leadership development.The critical need for public safety leaders to practice humility, maintain authenticity, and operate transparently.The profound impact of ethical (or unethical) leadership on organizational culture, public trust, and mission success.Crisis at the Top also emphasizes that ethical leadership is not easy. It often requires standing alone under political pressure, making unpopular but principled decisions, and enduring personal and professional sacrifices for the sake of the mission and integrity.The book closes by challenging leaders to reflect on their own leadership legacy: Are they building organizations that will thrive ethically long after they leave? Or are they unknowingly planting the seeds for the next crisis?Ultimately, Crisis at the Top offers public safety professionals and any leader in a high-trust field a practical, principled guide for leading with resilience, purpose, and unwavering ethical commitment. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…