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In The Digital Age, we don’t need bosses, we need leaders. People Leaders find ways to shorten the distance in the so-called Boss-Subordinate Relationship to form partnerships. Nobody wants to think of themselves as subordinate. People Leaders empower their people by sitting down with them and developing objectives jointly that lead towards organizational success. In this episode, we discuss Chapter 9 from our book, “The New World of Work: People Leadership in The Digital Age”, to understand how organizations should train their People Leaders to not only use metrics, but understand the stories behind the numbers.
“In research of Exit Interviews, the number one reason given by employees as to why they quit, they say it was their boss, not their leader. People don’t want to be managed, they want to be led. We don’t need to manage them. We need more and more workforces that are self-managing, especially in the remote environment, and less managers who manage, direct, control, and micro-manage. People Leaders need to think with self-transcendence, beyond their selves.”
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#BossSubordinate #Workforces #GigWorkers #HumanCapitalManagement #PeopleLeaders #TheNewWorldOfWork #TheDigitalAge #TheFourForces #PeopleSpecialists #PeopleLeadership #TheIndustrialRevolution #TheFourthIndustrialRevolution
Website – www.NewWorldPeopleSpecialists.com
Audio Library Credits
Summer of 1984 (Audio) ∙ “grateful kings” by RKVC ∙ YouTube Audio Library
The New World of Work: People Leadership in The Digital Age will be published in late 2022 from Routledge Publishing in London, England
Authors: Bashker Bob Biswas, William Garrison, Robert Ramirez
By William GarrisonIn The Digital Age, we don’t need bosses, we need leaders. People Leaders find ways to shorten the distance in the so-called Boss-Subordinate Relationship to form partnerships. Nobody wants to think of themselves as subordinate. People Leaders empower their people by sitting down with them and developing objectives jointly that lead towards organizational success. In this episode, we discuss Chapter 9 from our book, “The New World of Work: People Leadership in The Digital Age”, to understand how organizations should train their People Leaders to not only use metrics, but understand the stories behind the numbers.
“In research of Exit Interviews, the number one reason given by employees as to why they quit, they say it was their boss, not their leader. People don’t want to be managed, they want to be led. We don’t need to manage them. We need more and more workforces that are self-managing, especially in the remote environment, and less managers who manage, direct, control, and micro-manage. People Leaders need to think with self-transcendence, beyond their selves.”
Listen, Like, Comment, & Subscribe on
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU2pwquU3XcfAd0v2_LyIsg
Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5lZDdxMxLi0kE9rDBqJiX5
Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-new-world-of-work-podcast/id1631444248
#BossSubordinate #Workforces #GigWorkers #HumanCapitalManagement #PeopleLeaders #TheNewWorldOfWork #TheDigitalAge #TheFourForces #PeopleSpecialists #PeopleLeadership #TheIndustrialRevolution #TheFourthIndustrialRevolution
Website – www.NewWorldPeopleSpecialists.com
Audio Library Credits
Summer of 1984 (Audio) ∙ “grateful kings” by RKVC ∙ YouTube Audio Library
The New World of Work: People Leadership in The Digital Age will be published in late 2022 from Routledge Publishing in London, England
Authors: Bashker Bob Biswas, William Garrison, Robert Ramirez