I have lambasted Scott Morrison for his leadership communication in the past. For example, in these two posts:
https://michaelkelly.com.au/pm-s-morrison-losing-his-cool/
https://michaelkelly.com.au/dont-walk-away-leadership-communication-when-attacked/
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Recent video footage of our Prime Minister walking away from bush fire victims at Cobargo has earned him widespread condemnation.
Scott Morrison had hoped for a photo opportunity but instead face hostile questioning. His response was unedifying.
Unexpected hostility is something we all face.
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Political debates between leaders at the National level are about projecting a personality, a bearing, a national and world view that voters find appealing – not about scoring points.
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Consider this. He or she who loses their cool – loses.
Leaving aside the value of his policies and views, and scoring Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison against a benchmark of a competent, inspiring, forward-looking, calm-under-pressure leader of state, conveyed through facial expressions, tone of voice, body language and feeling tone- in his 35 minute interview with Waleed Aly last week, I scored Mr. Morrison’s performance as 6.5/10.
business people.
A moment or so after the elevator door closed, one of the business people said to the other, “We should have asked for more”. The other retorted, “Yeah, that’s what I was thinking.”Continue reading