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Step 1
Disrespect your employees. Be sure to give them grief when they want a day off or need to leave early for a personal appointment. A bad boss doesn't respect his employees' personal time and life outside of work.
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Step 2
Talk down to your employees and treat them like children. Let them know you're the boss with your authoritarian attitude. Be sure to give a lot of orders and make sure your employees know you're in charge.
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Step 3
Give preferential treatment to some employees. Be obvious about this so that those who are not your favorites will feel uncomfortable.
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Step 4
Refrain from giving your employees any positive feedback about their job performance. Giving positive reinforcement boosts employees' job satisfaction, and a bad boss would never do this.
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Step 5
Set unrealistic goals or no goals at all. If you give your employees attainable goals toward which to strive, you're making them comfortable and not being a bad boss. Keep them guessing about what you need them to be doing.
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Step 6
Be inconsistent in your rules. If taking a 10-minute break in the afternoon is OK one day, it's not OK the next day. Make sure you set and change rules often.














