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CEO shares a 'very dangerous' red flag in a boss—it makes employees feel like they 'signed up for a false promise'

Apr 08, 2026 13:05 UTC

Chill or hands off bosses sound like a dream, but can actually cause more disengagement, attrition and dissatisfaction in the workplace. Here's why..

  • Related Stories Having a hands-off boss can sound attractive, until they exhibit somered flags
  • The upside is clear
  • Chill bosses don'tmicromanage

Related Stories Having a hands-off boss can sound attractive, until they exhibit somered flags. The upside is clear. Chill bosses don'tmicromanage. They give their employees autonomy and create a sense of freedom and flexibility at work. Thirty-eight percent of employees say they value a hands-off management style, according toan October reportfrom HR software provider BambooHR. But some hands-off managers are far too passive, says Fineas Tatar, co-CEO ofViva Talent, a business that connects remote executive assistants with CEOs and other executives. "Passive leadership, to me, is when leaders

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