Mapping Leadership Behaviors to NeuroLeadership Models: a NASA Case Study (Vol. 4)

By CHRISTINE WILLIAMS, RUTH DONDE

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is a unique organization of almost 17,000 employees located on and off planet Earth. Its employees include nearly 11,000 engineers, among them systems engineers who are responsible for ensuring that hundreds of individuals and tens of thousands of parts all come together to ensure mission success.

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Mapping Leadership Behaviors to NeuroLeadership Models: a NASA Case Study (Vol. 4)

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