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Nice or Tough: Which Approach Engages Employees Most? - 7 views

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Brian Suszek on 12 Sep 13

Great article! The key may be to stay out of the box using either approach. Lou was tough!

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Great article! The key may be to stay out of the box using either approach. Lou was tough!</div>

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Cassie Roth on 13 Sep 13

Starting to read the article, you knew what the answer was going to be: Tough & Nice was exponentially more affective than either alone. What's more interesting is Tough alone ranked higher than Nice alone. Yeah...I can see that.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Starting to read the article, you knew what the answer was going to be: Tough & Nice was exponentially more affective than either alone. What's more interesting is Tough alone ranked higher than Nice alone. Yeah...I can see that.</div>

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Brian Suszek on 14 Sep 13

It is not surprising, but it is better to read it for what it is. Neither strategy was even marginally effective enough to work on its own merits. I have never met a purely tough leader, but have worked with plenty that overly default in that direction. Similarly, I have never met a purely nice leader, but have worked with plenty that overly default in that direction. It is a difficult balance to strike in leadership, and it is one that cannot be explained in an article.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">It is not surprising, but it is better to read it for what it is. Neither strategy was even marginally effective enough to work on its own merits. I have never met a purely tough leader, but have worked with plenty that overly default in that direction. Similarly, I have never met a purely nice leader, but have worked with plenty that overly default in that direction. It is a difficult balance to strike in leadership, and it is one that cannot be explained in an article.</div>

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Cassie Roth on 16 Sep 13

^^^ Like

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