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The Horrible Boss Effect
Shauna Vaughan
38 episodes
2 days ago
What can we learn from our horrible bosses? How can they inspire us to be better leaders? Join me as I talk with my guests about their horrible bosses and the effects those bosses had on them – we’ll dig into what they learned, how it made them a better leader, and what advice they have for others who are dealing with similar situations. Whether or not you’ve had a horrible boss, I hope you’ll find something of value in the conversations we’ll be having about leadership in general.
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What can we learn from our horrible bosses? How can they inspire us to be better leaders? Join me as I talk with my guests about their horrible bosses and the effects those bosses had on them – we’ll dig into what they learned, how it made them a better leader, and what advice they have for others who are dealing with similar situations. Whether or not you’ve had a horrible boss, I hope you’ll find something of value in the conversations we’ll be having about leadership in general.
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Episode 30: When a helicopter executive disrupts instead of leading
The Horrible Boss Effect
40 minutes 24 seconds
7 months ago
Episode 30: When a helicopter executive disrupts instead of leading

Good leadership is about guidance and trust, not micromanaging from a distance. When Erin joined her new company, the team was running smoothly in the absence of their C-suite executive. But as he slowly returned, his helicopter leadership style created more problems than solutions—changing processes without observing, dismissing team dynamics, and canceling the very one-on-one meetings he insisted were important. In this episode, we explore how disruptive leadership affects a team and what real leaders do differently.


The Horrible Boss Effect
What can we learn from our horrible bosses? How can they inspire us to be better leaders? Join me as I talk with my guests about their horrible bosses and the effects those bosses had on them – we’ll dig into what they learned, how it made them a better leader, and what advice they have for others who are dealing with similar situations. Whether or not you’ve had a horrible boss, I hope you’ll find something of value in the conversations we’ll be having about leadership in general.