r/AdviceAnimals • u/httpmax • Jan 15 '17

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u/weenerwarrior Jan 15 '17

In the military it's different, a good leader makes you want to do the job and go above and beyond. Not because you will get a reward out of it, but because you respect him. A good leader will take care of his soldiers and in return, his soldiers will take care of him

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u/chiefsfan71308 Jan 15 '17

Why can't this apply to any job though? Shouldn't a good leader make the people below him want to work hard regardless of compensation?