Apr 7, 2022 34 min

Joe King

from Firing Pin Leadership Hosted by Firing Pin Leadership

This episode is an interview with retired captain now full time training academy commander, Joe King. Joe's years of experience working his way up and through his career in a sheriff's office offers extensive insights in developing front line leading.

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Joe King provides a thorough account of leading while in a Sheriff’s Office and now commanding a law enforcement academy.

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