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Zero Fail
Humanity & Culture
By Carol Leonnig
Summary
In Carol Leonnig's Zero Fail, readers embark on a riveting journey through the corridors of power and the moments when systems and individuals falter. Leonnig, a respected journalist, uses her in - depth research and access to insider information to paint a vivid picture of high - pressure situations. The book explores how seemingly infallible institutions and people can experience catastrophic failures. It takes a close look at the decision - making processes, the human element, and the far - reaching impacts of these failures. Whether it's in government operations, security matters, or other high - profile arenas, Leonnig uncovers the hidden truths and the lessons to be learned. With her engaging writing style, she keeps readers on the edge of their seats, making this not just an informative but also an entertaining read. It's a must - have for anyone eager to understand the real - world dynamics of success and failure.
About the Author
Carol Leonnig is a three-time Pulitzer Prize winner and veteran investigative reporter at the Washington Post. She is the author of "A Very Stable Genius", a jaw-dropping insiders' account of Donald Trump's presidency, with her co-author Philip Rucker, to be published Jan. 21, 2020. In her work as a journalist, Leonnig has uncovered politicians' misconduct, revealed striking examples of government corruption, abuse and incompetence, and covered four presidential administrations. A graduate of Bryn Mawr College, she lives in Washington, D.C. with her husband and two daughters.
Chapters
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The Origins and Early Days
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The Evolution of Protection Techniques
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Challenges in the Modern Era
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The Culture within the Secret Service
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High - Profile Incidents
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Leadership and Management
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Training and Recruitment
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The Future of the Secret Service
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