A classic statement for the study, these weathered bronze “Thinkers” make great gifts for National Bosses Day as they thoughtfully keep books in order [...]

How often do we see this kind of leadership in our own organizations? A person in a leadership position who because of that position, slows down or stops the progress of anyone that happens to be under their leadership. We see these people in all levels of an organization; they are leaders that are only concerned for their own progress, no matter what impact their brand of leadership has on those who are “required to follow.” [...]

Each year on October 17th in the United States, workers take time to recognize and honor their bosses. This special holiday which began in 1958 is called National Bosses Day. It serves as a reminder of the important relationship between the boss and the worker, and is celebrated with flowers, greeting cards, gifts, lunches and outings. Good bosses always seem to benefit from this holiday. Bad bosses do not (workers tend to conveniently forget that the holiday exists) [...]