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Is knowing the bad good enough?

You can find a great many definitions of what a good leader should do or how she should be. Why so many? Because we all have different opinions, values, ethics, …

To avoid this obvious short come some start but defining what makes a bad leader. Is that good enough?

See—now you have the definition of a bad leader. But is everyone who is not a bad leader automatically a good leader? Or a leader at all?

All those definitions have to change with changing times. Do they? And are you going to name someone you recognized as a good leader a bad one—years down the road?

How do you define a leader? Good or bad?


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