71 The Pitfalls of Bad Bossing with Dr Jim Salvucci

Welcome to a new episode of the Knowing Self Knowing Others Podcast! In today's episode, Nia Thomas hosts an insightful conversation with Dr. Jim Salvucci, president and CEO of Guidance for Greatness. With over 30 years of experience in higher education and the corporate sector, Jim shares his wisdom on self-aware leadership and the pressing need for leaders to step up in their management positions.The episode delves into the prevalence of bad bossing in the workplace and the transformative power of self-awareness in leadership. Jim shares his experience of bringing visibility and transparency to a faculty council, leading to a positive cultural shift. The conversation also addresses the concept of gaslighting in the workplace and emphasizes the importance of preventing it.As the dialogue unfolds, Jim Salvucci reflects on his own leadership journey, from his early days in the Boy Scouts to becoming a dean and vice president in higher education. He emphasizes the need for disciplined leadership and the distinction between bosses and leaders. Furthermore, the discussion explores the "Picard Yoda Leadership Continuum," drawing insights from Star Wars and Star Trek to dissect effective leadership styles.Nia Thomas brings a personal touch to the conversation as she shares her experiences and insights, adding depth and relatability to the engaging exchange of ideas. Both Nia and Jim highlight the value of practical experiences and real-life leadership wisdom in a world saturated with leadership literature.Join Nia and Jim as they unravel the intricacies of leadership, communication, and the powerful connection between teaching and leading. Read Dr Jim Salvucci's articles here Access the Guidance for Greatness website hereSupport the showFind Out MoreThanks for joining me on my learning journey! Until next time... Find out About me Connect on LinkedIn Sign up to my Newsletter Rate and ReviewOnce you've taken a listen please leave a rate and review on your favourite podcast player. A little word from you means a big deal to me!