Andrea Psimer OBLD 633

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  Unreasonable Expectations             People expect bosses to always have the answers.   If there is any expectation of a boss, having the answers is at the top of the list.   The title of “boss” implies a level of experience, technical knowledge, work ethic or skillset superior to subordinates.   A boss has earned trust inherently through their designated responsibilities of being in-charge.               Expecting bosses to have all the answers is unreasonable.   A shared responsibility of having answers is imperative at all levels of a team, organization or company.   With that, bosses have a responsibility to acknowledge their shortfalls and confidently rely upon employees, peers, colleagues, stakeholders and investors to problem solve lead decision-making.             As Linsk...

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