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Be a People-Oriented Boss
March 7, 2018
Education is when you read the fine print. Experience is what you get if you don't.
-Pete Seeger

In the book, Leading Early Childhood Organizations (part of the Art of Leadership series), Roger Neugebauer provides these tips (based on a variety of studies) for how to be a successful people-oriented boss:

"1. Be realistic

2. Be yourself

3. Be consistent

4. Be a goal setter

5. Be a feedback giver

6. Be a delegator

7. Be a facilitator

8. Be communicative

9. Be visible

10. Be open to feedback"





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