How to Become a Benevolent Ruler in Your Organization

If you ever want to become one, a General Manager, CEO or a Ruler of any large organization follow these steps and tips as they apply to you to be benevolent.

Steps

  1. Become a Benevolent Ruler in Your Organization Step 1
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    Learn to push situations to the edge. Successful rulers know that things tend to take care of themselves from there, one way or the other. Own your victory if it goes your way. Try to discard from memory your losses.
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  2. Become a Benevolent Ruler in Your Organization Step 2
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    Learn the ropes and don't rush. This is your foundation course.
  3. Become a Benevolent Ruler in Your Organization Step 3
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    Learn office administration and polish it until shines.
  4. Become a Benevolent Ruler in Your Organization Step 4
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    Work your way up by demonstrating loyalty.
  5. Become a Benevolent Ruler in Your Organization Step 5
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    Once you have subordinates, request loyalty and in turn learn to trust them.
  6. Become a Benevolent Ruler in Your Organization Step 6
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    Be punctual and well dressed. Follow written and unwritten codes. Learn to listen.
  7. Become a Benevolent Ruler in Your Organization Step 7
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    Wait. Be patient.
  8. Become a Benevolent Ruler in Your Organization Step 8
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    Promote your talent.
  9. Become a Benevolent Ruler in Your Organization Step 9
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    Be civil.
  10. Become a Benevolent Ruler in Your Organization Step 10
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    Pay attention.
  11. Become a Benevolent Ruler in Your Organization Step 11
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    Understand that people will have different opinions and understanding. If you say something they often think it means something else.
  12. Become a Benevolent Ruler in Your Organization Step 12
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    Never imply that yours is the only truth. Let others make their judgment. You are a leader on their shoulders.

Tips

  • People make mistakes. Learn to forgive.
  • Learn to retreat or you'll fall
  • Understand that different people have different skill sets.

Warnings

  • Have realistic expectations from others as well as from yourself.

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