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But what if all employees are humans. And like humans, they are irrational in their criteria of what makes a boss "good". For example, they want bosses that nev
by mjfl 7y ago
But what if all employees are humans. And like humans, they are irrational in their criteria of what makes a boss "good". For example, they want bosses that never demand work from them and let them go home early every day. Even if they get this, their standards will adjust and they will take the same level of issue with smaller things. Being a boss and attempting to be liked by your employees is a lost cause and foolish endeavor.
- raihansaputra 7y agoBut this is not true. If this is true no reputable company would have employees staying >3 years. If you're hired at a reputable company >1 year, chances are you do get offers or you have a greater chance to get it. Good bosses are rare, but they do exist.
- WalterSear 7y agoI've had a number of great bosses, whose example I attempt to emulate in all my interactions - with both subordinates and superiors.