Why bad bosses think they are doing a great job
Briefly

"Leaders shouldn't be someone we brace for every morning. A boss should bring out your best—not send your stress levels through the roof."
"The Dunning-Kruger effect explains that the worst bosses often believe they're crushing it while employees are silently unraveling due to a lack of self-awareness."
"Ed Catmull often said, 'The higher up you go, the more distorted the truth.' This speaks to advantage blindness where leaders become clueless about the realities faced by their subordinates."
Read at Fast Company
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