Satisfactions V Frustration
The satisfactions and frustrations of being a leader The term leader has a positive connotation for most people (Dublin & Daglish 2003). Leadership jobs, like many other professions, offer personal satisfactions and also undesirable frustrations.
The satisfactions and frustrations of being a leader
The term leader has a positive connotation for most people (Dublin & Daglish 2003). Leadership jobs, like many other professions, offer personal satisfactions and also undesirable frustrations.
Satisfactions of Leaders a feeling of power and prestige a chance to help others grow and develop high income respect and status good opportunities for advancement a feeling of ‘being in on’ things an opportunity to control money and resources (Dublin & Daglish 2003)
Satisfactions of Leaders
(Dublin & Daglish 2003)
Frustrations of Leaders too much uncompensated overtime too many headaches not enough authority to carry out responsibility loneliness too many problems involving people too much organizational politics the pursuit of conflicting goals
Frustrations of Leaders
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