Being a Leader Versus Being a Boss: Leaders Dont Use Fear as a Strategy to Get Their Followers to Do Things... (Level-up Leadership)
The book "being a boss versus being a leader," the duties and functions of bosses and leaders in the workplace are compared and contrasted. It examines the major distinctions between leading and managing people through inspiration and motivation vs exercising authority over them.
The significance of developing relationships with team members, giving them autonomy, and maintaining a culture of trust and respect are stressed throughout the book. The abilities necessary to be a great leader, including effective communication, decision-making, and problem-solving, are also covered in the book.
The book's overall goal is to teach readers how to lead others effectively rather than just acting as a boss who orders them to do so.
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40 pages
English edition · First published 2023 by Independently published · ISBN 9798390120699
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