This document contrasts the differences between a boss and a leader. It lists 15 ways that a boss and leader differ, such as a boss rules by fear while a leader inspires with trust, and a boss wants to dictate while a leader prefers to collaborate. The document encourages readers to recognize "Boss Man" tendencies and to be a leader rather than a boss by keeping the big picture in mind and focusing on enabling and inspiring employees.
This document contrasts the differences between a boss and a leader. It lists 15 ways that a boss and leader differ, such as a boss rules by fear while a leader inspires with trust, and a boss wants to dictate while a leader prefers to collaborate. The document encourages readers to recognize "Boss Man" tendencies and to be a leader rather than a boss by keeping the big picture in mind and focusing on enabling and inspiring employees.
This document contrasts the differences between a boss and a leader. It lists 15 ways that a boss and leader differ, such as a boss rules by fear while a leader inspires with trust, and a boss wants to dictate while a leader prefers to collaborate. The document encourages readers to recognize "Boss Man" tendencies and to be a leader rather than a boss by keeping the big picture in mind and focusing on enabling and inspiring employees.
This document contrasts the differences between a boss and a leader. It lists 15 ways that a boss and leader differ, such as a boss rules by fear while a leader inspires with trust, and a boss wants to dictate while a leader prefers to collaborate. The document encourages readers to recognize "Boss Man" tendencies and to be a leader rather than a boss by keeping the big picture in mind and focusing on enabling and inspiring employees.
stressed business environment. It can be all too easy for leaders to slip into “Boss” mode!! They stop being a ‘leader’ and start acting a ‘boss’. A ‘boss’ is one who supervises a staff.
A Leader Leads to be a Role Model
“Boss” Man Syndrome
Staff reports to boss as said
in organizational chart. Staff do exactly what the boss says, because, of course – “he is the Boss” Leader becomes a not-so- pleasant person who creates a not-so-enjoyable work environment. This brings progress to a screeching halt. 1. A ‘Boss’ only sees things in black and white, while the leader also sees the grey. 2. A ‘Boss’ likes to tell, while a leader prefers to teach. 3. A ‘Boss’ likes being on a pedestal, above the fray, while the leader likes to be among those he leads. 4. A ‘Boss’ gets lost in the details, while the ‘Leader’ keeps the big picture. 5. A Boss rules by fear, while the Leader inspires with trust. 6. A Boss displays great arrogance, while the Leader shows quiet humility. 7. A Boss likes to talk, while the Leader prefers to Listen. 8. A Boss wants to dictate, while the leader would rather collaborate. 9. A Boss outlines the “What”, while the leader also always explains the “Why”. 10. A Boss thinks first about profit, while the leader thinks first about people 11. A Boss gets lost in process, while the Leader gets absorbed in performance. 12. A Boss is a disabler, while the Leader is an enabler. 13. A Boss criticizes, while the leader coaches. 14. A Boss manages to an end, while the Leader serves for a purpose. 15. A Boss demotivates with impassiveness, while a Leader inspires with caring & empathy. Be a Great Leader
Keep this list handy.
Post it on your personal bulletin board. Recognize Boss Man tendencies. Be a Leader, not a Boss!