Boss vs Leader - Don't Micromanage your staff | NiksProjects

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Here are the 10 huge differences between Boss and a Leader. What's your management style? If you want to build a successful team that can scale, then do not micromanage or let your boss micromanage you.
BOSS
1. Says "I"
2. Takes Credit
3. Micromanage Team
4. Criticizes
5. Focus on Weakness
6. Blame Others
7. Directs
8. Speaks More
9. Inspire Fear
10. Commands
Leader
1. Says "We"
2. Gives Credit
3. Delegates
4. Encourages
5. Focuses on Strength
6. Takes Responsibility
7. Coaches
8. Listens more
9. Inspire Enthusiasm
10. Asks
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Did you had a horrible boss or great leader at your work? what was your experience? Let me know..

[@cookbakewithreni4402]

Oh yes

[@dadvswildpodcast]

Great explanation and distinction between two approaches that often get used interchangeably (and incorrectly). I have always encountered great leaders with a little bit of bad boss tendencies and horrible bosses who had moments of effective leadership. Never any absolutes.

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I think that your experience and knowledge is undoubtedly valuable. Thank you The music was too loud and the intro too long. Looking forward to see more of youur knowledge

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