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A servant leader is not a dictator
A dictator barks out orders and does not take into account the wants and needs of others.
Servant leaders work tirelessly to develop their people and are focused on what they can do for others.
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Ways to establish a culture of servant leadership
- Let others see you serve and encourage them to join you.
- Make sure they know that you care. Being knowledgeable does not make you a good leader - being caring does.
- Invest your time in your people. Regularly connect with them.
- Don’t place restr...
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Attributes of a servant leader
- Listening. A servant leader seeks to identify the will of a group and helps to clarify that will.
- Empathy. A servant leader assumes the good intentions of co-workers and does not reject them as people.
- Healing. Understand part of their leadership responsi...
How to become a Servant Leader
- Be a good listener. Try to determine what the desire of the group or individuals are.
- Practice empathy. Empathy allows you to get past surface issues and to discover what is going on.
- Embrace concepts of healing. The servant leader recognizes the brokenn...
10 traits of servant leaders
- Self-awareness. It helps to view situations from a holistic position rather than being self-centred.
- Empathy. People need to be accepted for their special one-of-a-kind spirits.
- Listening and reflecting upon what your team says is essential to the growth ...
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