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Laws of Leadership (Part 2)


1⃣A The Head of an Organization Must First Be Loyal To His Subordinates

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It is difficult and sometimes impossible to work under certain kinds of leadership.

If you are a junior in a church or business and have a head who is uncaring, you will have a hard time.

I would advise you to find the environment and leader under who you can flourish.
Move away peacefully and do not say bad things on your way out. Close every door gently. You may need to come back through that door one day


Source: Leaders and Loyalty
By Bishop Dag Heward-Mills.


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              - Amesiamina♡
              (03/06/2017)

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