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Leader should always have a mentor from whom he/she can learn. A point may come when leader considers himself the best but this should not happen. Leadership is a quality which requires contioius learning as you get to know new ways of handling and motivating the team.
A leader who is not a team leader.
A leader must avoid distrusting his team, a leader is nothing if he/she does not command loyality of his/her team.
Not listening to others idea.
The below are characteristics of non leaders. If you know anyone in a leading role with these characteristics is a good way to know he or she is not up for the task.The blunt truth is that it's not really his or her fault, but the board members or person that appointed them in the first place and continue to condone their behaviors.Super EgoLack of empathy for people around themAbusive and disrespectful behaviorsUnethical (they feel they are beyond good and bad)and the list continues...
NOT TO BE AVAILABLE. BEING THERE FOR YOUR PEOPLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES IS A MAJOR ISSUE FOR YOU BEING A LEADER, GIVING AN EXAMPLE TO YOUR COLLEAGUES BY LISTENING AND PROVIDING IDEAS AND COACHING IS ESSENTIAL. WITHOUT BEING AVAILABLE EVERYTHING WILL BE IN A MESS !!.
Who doesn't own their words
Shouting at or rebuking an individual infront of others
Leader should not say that he has doned the job
if any leader he is thinking that any project or any job finished by him not by his team, this please its negative charactersitivs of leader and he should avoid such type of mistaks and thinking.
Bad leaders often have an inflated sense of their own abilities, which leads them to always think they're right or their the best at everything. And of course, they aren't.
2. They're not into self-growthWhile a good leader knows that life is a continual process of self-growth, a bad leader believes that they're perfect already. They simply rest on their laurels and ignore opportunities for learning and self-growth.
3. Their actions don't match their wordsBad bosses often say one thing and then do another, which makes it all but impossible for their team members to trust them.
4. They surround themselves with "Yes" peopleBad leaders surround themselves with people who don't challenge their decisions or opinions, but rather enable them to do whatever they want.
5. They can't deal with conflictWhen it's time to have a difficult conversation, poor leaders often shirk their responsibility to address the issue. In these cases, they are ambiguous in their messaging, which leads to miscommunication, or they avoid conflict altogether, hoping the issue will resolve itself.
6. They don't take your inputSince bad bosses think they're always right, they rarely consider your perspective or value your input.
