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A Failure of Leadership

By On December 16, 2011

By Clay Maitland Shipping, it is often said, is a house of many mansions.  It is characterized by different qualities, and varies according to the nationality of the ships themselves, [...]

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WARNING: If You Come From the Old School, This Video May Hurt Your Brain

By On November 23, 2011

By Rob Almeida, gCaptain In case you never noticed, the global maritime and offshore energy industry can be pretty damn old school in how they do things.   New ideas [...]

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Effecting Change in the Workplace

By On October 4, 2010

How many of you are completely happy with your job?  Or, happy with the way your company operates?  Or even the relationships you have with your coworkers? Have you ever [...]

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To be or not to be, a captain?

By On July 19, 2010

To be or not to be, a captain? By John G. Denham It is safe to assume that most sea farers at one time or another have wanted to be [...]

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Mario Vittone – On Training

By On October 2, 2009

gCaptain contributor and Weekly Leader Podcaster USCG Chief Warrant Officer Mario Vittone, recently delivered the closing keynote at the USCG’s Human Performance Technology Workshop. The speech is both entertaining and useful [...]

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Conduct Unbecoming 15

By On April 3, 2008

USCG Capt. Elmo Alexander in better days. Reading like a chapter from Herman Wouk’s 1951 novel The Caine Mutiny the commander of Coast Guard Cutter Midgett has been relieved of [...]

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