![]() ![]() For example, the Director of the FBI does not answer to the president, but to the Attorney General. Well written and detailed, he gives those of us who have less understanding of the structure of either the FBI or the control the president has, a better, deeper and broader understanding of it and its key personnel. Of course, his detailed pictures of leaders allow us to draw our own conclusions about the last person he describes in the book (Trump) - someone he doesn’t consider to be a leader. He draws sharp sketches of key players in three US administrations during his time as the country’s senior law enforcement officer and with his exposure to other great figures explains the different but captivating styles of leading. James Comey, former Director of the FBI, delves deep into his experience and time witnessing leadership and talks about what being a great leader means for him. ![]() Decency, ethics, morals, credibility and a sense of fairness (of what is legally right and morally right) are at the core of this book. ![]()
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