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Behave Like a Boss to Add Value

Whether you are a boss now or working for a boss, you need to behave like a boss. Otherwise, you will be bossed around and your boss may find it too expensive to keep you as an employee. The 8 ways to behave like a boss include:
  1. Take Ownership for your work. Do not blame, give excuses or deny your responsibility. Often we see people pushing blame, passing the buck and refuse to acknowledge their mistakes. If you don't take ownership for your work, you will not go all out to improve it. This kind of behaviour certainly irates bosses.
  2. Be Accountable for your work. Do not wait for your boss to chase you for reports. Instead chase your boss for work. 
  3. Be Responsible. That means be able to take responses. Not reacting to what has happened, but taking responsibility for your work
  4. Learn on Your Own, leverage on others but do not rely on them
  5. Think about stakeholders, not just yourself, in making decisions. Stakeholders include the government, society, suppliers, customers, staff and investors
  6. Don't cope with your problems, solve them instead.  Many people are happy with work processes and when there are problems, they will solve the symptoms of the problems. They do not go to the root of the problem. As a result, they do not solve problems, merely cope with them or alleviate the problems. For example, the root cause of sales problems is the lack of hunger in the sales team, but many bosses like to cope with the problem by lowering the selling price. The boss would do better by creating the hunger in the sales team. Our next article will talk about this
  7. Set Goals and Go for them. Bosses are internally driven by their own goals. As an employee, you need to set your own goals and align them with your bosses. If you have no goals, you will not go anywhere as you will be drifting
  8. Service to Others as the Highest Purpose. Bosses serve people, not serve themselves. The best way bosses serve people is to do their job well. As an employee, if you can deliver great value in your work, you are serving others. 

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