Why bosses don't need to be intimidating 10 Articles

by Zoey Day

Being a boss and having responsibility for the direction and leadership of a group of people or an entire organization is an incredible responsibility. But being the boss does not mean that you have to be intimidating for ...read more

by Brynna Curry

Bosses never need to be intimidating. As a rule the fact that this particular person has control over a good portion of your life is fear enough. He or she will decide if an employee receives a pay raise or is fired. Yo...read more

by Timothy Ijala

'A people person',that is what a modern boss in any office needs to be.Modern bosses should be able to work at the front desk with employees in order to understand what they go through and also learn from them.However,empl...read more

by G.K. Dickey

It might not be possible, but I'll take a shot at writing to this topic without using the word that stands as the subject in the given headline. My reason for this is because I find it one of the most despicable words in o...read more

by Darhlene

Using a school-marm approach, Sharon solicited her alliance of upper-level managers to assist in a systematic review of those at the bottom of her food chain. She played this approach, as Anne Robinson would, enticing eac...read more

by Rene Barrett Ward

Whether it be a fist pounding on a desk, a predominately overbearing voice or the all threatening "evil eye;" intimidation never reaps good productivity. Bullying employees into working harder or coming in on time may pro...read more

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by Mia Dawson

I started working at a very young age, and I don't regret it for the most part. I was raised by two people, who absolutely had incredible work ethics. I was taught that "a job worth doing is worth doing right" you will nev...read more

by Carmen Henesy

As a registered nurse for forty years, I have had my share of intimidating bosses, especially in my last twenty years as an employee for a city/county government. I have often pondered whether it is my specialty that seems...read more

by Kristy Borowik

My boss is a very intimidating woman. She doesn't mean to be. She just is. She is the type of woman who always has her nails done flawlessly, her hair perfectly permed, and suits never wrinkled no matter how long she has s...read more

by Jennifer Atkins

A boss almost can't be intimidating because he could stop the work process, all together. People these days have attitudes, chips on their shoulders. If they have problems with bosses, a lot of them will complain higher...read more