The Difference Between a Leader & a Boss

In today’s video, you’re going to learn the difference between a boss and leader. We’ll look into the unique character traits that make the two “persons” so different, and their respective effectiveness.

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[wisdom-for-all]

Indeed, a leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way. Great leadership is influence, not authority, defined by results not fake attributes 🖖

[martinesejour]

This video is a gem 💎 it’s defines what the topic is in a clear, efficient and strategic way. Wonderfully comprehensive.

[gizznajet]

There are times when you need to lead and times you need to be a boss. Not everybody will respect your leadership as Will the respect you bieng a boss. Choose the vehicle that best suits the delivery

[kwamd.]

I’ve ALWAYS said there’s a difference between being a leader. A leader is influential, and leads from the front. They set examples for others to follow. A boss, in my opinion, is a bully and a headstrong individual who believes he is never at fault for anything.

[coolfreaks]

*Its again wrong to pull everything behind you. You have to become something in between a boss and a leader. If you try too hard to become a leader, you may end up becoming a slave, and this is exactly what the world around you wants, they always want you to do their share of the work. Striking a perfect balance between being a boss and being a leader is the key to success. A loser in the team, will always exit when they can not stand the competetion, the loser will always point a finger at the manager or other co-workers for his/her own failures, but that's very reason for which the loser became a loser. Being in the role of a manager, a person needs to identify which all action items are tough and which ones are a bit easier. And the senior resource must volunteer to do the toughest part and allow the juniors to explore the easier part, but the junior must not knpw about it. The junior must always believe he/she is doing the toughest part, or else the junior will not do his/her own work, and will wait for the boss to finish their work first. And this where the junior will give up, and the boss will have to slog additional hours to complete the project, and the junior will remain unskilled.*

[courtreezyfan]

Thank u this helped me a lot because I’m learning about it in class

[Talkinglife]

The Difference Between a Boss and a Leader. A boss manages their employees, while a leader inspires them to innovate, think creatively, and strive for perfection.

[davidsdinero]

Of course a leader should be part of the team not above. The message I took from this video is never feel like you're superior to anybody.

[jasonrunkel]

This video is exactly what I was looking for! Very well put.

[esakkiraj]

Great video, I got a clear diff on A boss and A LEADER

[ts]

Churchill was a war criminal not a leader with the blood 🩸 of my millions of British Empire citizens on this hands 🙌

[.Koreans.American]

I used to be a YouTuber for a blockchain company and the boss tried to make me sign an illegal contract. So I made my own YouTube channel. 👍

[-millionaire]

I love your videos. Which software do you use to make such toon cartoon videos bro?

[linhdang]

i think the examples are too polarised, a bit too black and white

[Florentina-oxxq]

I wish more bosses could understand how they make their employees feel like...

[suzukigsxfa]

There is no I in team. But there is an M and an E. LOL

[YM-luzi]

Hmm...
"Be a LEADER
not a Boss"

[banggmuk]

to become leader not easy i see u need care person

[LevGrandSorcerer]

Wow, the White house members that left pretty much are not so good leaders to their country if they left... about 20 to 21 of them, this is how Leadership is important anywhere! Leadership.

[taowme]

I've heard that 1 in 10 bosses is a good boss.