To be or not to be: Bad Leadership Techniques

Hi. I'm Raluca Ioana Man, your host, today I'd like to speak with you about To Be or Not to Be a Bad Leader and about bad leadership techniques.

You have, without a doubt, experienced at least one instance of ineffective or bad leadership at some point in your life.

We are all confronted with challenges and trying circumstances on a nearly daily basis. Our perseverance, our skills, and our mindset are all being put to the test by these challenges. You may believe that some organizations are drama-free, but believe me when I say that you're completely wrong.

The way in which an individual deals with the challenges and adversities encountered daily is what sets a good leader apart from a bad leader.

I like what Jack Welch said:

“When you were made a leader, you weren't given a crown, you were given the responsibility to bring out the best in others.”

The bellow paragraph, mentioned in today's podcast episode is from: References: Janasz, S. D., Dowd, K. O., & Schneider, B. Z. (2006). Interpersonal skills in organizations. McGraw-Hill.

"Having strong active listening skills, on the other hand, is a powerful tool leading to a more productive organization. it is an invitation for others to listen to you and it shows the speaker that the leader cares and is concerned about what they have to say. it helps the leader gather better information as active listening encourages further communication. active listening also has the potential to enhance relationships and leads to better cooperation and problem solving ."

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