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The
Wolf
Philosophy
The Social Wolf
The wolf is a very social animal. They travel together, eat together, hunt together and play
together. They are referred to as a pack. Just as management hierarchies vary in size, wolf packs
vary in size but average six to seven members. Does that sound like an executive team? Each
pack member plays a specific role with a very specific rank. Some young wolfs go off on their
own (Lone Wolves), in search of their status.
Generally speaking, the older wolves in the pack tend to be the leaders and they command the
respect of the pack. They make the decisions for the group. The pack protects itself and it
protects one another. Let's examine the wolf's Leadership traits and what we can learn from
them.
Strategy & Planning
Wolves understand that survival
depends on a successful hunt. As a
result they do not practice panic
response management that we as
leaders sometimes demonstrate in a
crisis. wolves actually develop a plan
working together to insure that they
capture and kill their prey. They are
extremely patient and understand that
success is not guaranteed and that a
success rate of 100% is not realistic.
Every wolf within the pack has a specific
role and they are expected to live up to
their responsibility.