THE JOB OF BEING A BOSS

During times when the economy and all industries, every business, are greatly affected, the leadership role of the boss becomes even more apparent – and we appreciate even more the boss who paid full salaries, didn't lay off staff, and ensured the livelihoods of the employees. "With respect comes ownership... With gratitude comes lasting success." Director Nghiem The Anh said, "I believe that any business that overcomes this pandemic will be much stronger. The relationship between bosses and employees will improve significantly. Loyalty today will create a better employee tomorrow. I believe that these days of the pandemic will create a stronger bond."

HAI ANH TRANSPORT DIRECTOR: NGHIEM THE ANH

Being a boss is a very lonely job! There are pains and worries that cannot be shared with anyone...
- Being a boss always creates an invisible distance between you and your HR team; even if you want to be close, it's not easy...
- The boss is usually the most demanding and strict person in the company.
- Being a boss often leads to a short temper and irritability due to the multifaceted pressures of the job.
- A boss's job is usually to make decisions, but this seems easy and is actually not easy at all.
- A boss must also be a person of high standards, trustworthy, a role model, influential, and have a voice in the company. But bosses don't always do this well...
Being a boss is often very stressful and involves dealing with many problems every day.
- Bosses often have to work 12-16 hours a day during the early stages of their careers and when the company is going through difficult times. Sleepless nights are very common...

- Bosses are also human; they have weaknesses, things they don't know, and bad habits... But it's often difficult for them to empathize with this.
- Everything is fine during smooth times, but when problems arise, the boss has to take the lead.
- One employee bears the burden of providing for their own family, while the boss shares the burden of providing for the families of 50-100 other employees in the company.
- Every month when salaries are paid, the boss feels guilty when the pay is too little for the employees.
- During holidays and festivals, if employees don't have enough money to go home, it's heartbreaking for the boss.
- From the outside, it usually seems like the boss is always free! But nobody knows that the boss is constantly racking their brains trying to develop the company, and nobody realizes that the boss also sometimes has to cover losses and is drowning in debt to keep the company running.
- When a company faces a crisis, the boss is always the one under immense pressure.
When a company's performance declines, the greatest responsibility lies with the boss.
- Poor performance and lack of improvement in employees are due to ineffective management.
- Employees receive low salaries because of their bosses.
- Being a boss means constantly updating and improving as quickly as possible to drive teamwork forward.
Every business has its ups and downs. It's crucial for leaders to always be prepared for challenging times.
- As a boss, you can't afford to lose your spirits. You must always be strong to overcome difficult times...
- Company culture and discipline are influenced by the boss. If the boss is good, then the company will be good...
- Being a boss means knowing how to care for your team, their families, and their mental well-being.
- Being a boss sometimes means being accountable to shareholders, customers, and society. Therefore, you must strive to ensure that business development is aligned with the interests of customers and society.
- Being a boss often involves socializing, drinking, and leaves little time for exercise, leading to declining health.
- Those in leadership positions often experience failures five or seven times. Those failures are incredibly painful! But it takes immense resilience to achieve moments of success...
- As a boss, you shouldn't take credit for your subordinates' work; you should honor team spirit and encourage your team. But it's not easy to find the time for that...