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Businessman on why being too nice to staff can backfire

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Businessman on why being too nice to staff can backfire
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An Indian business owner shared his struggles with managing staff, arguing that being too lenient with employees can lead to a lack of discipline and operational losses. He emphasized the difficulty of balancing a kind management style with the need for professional boundaries.

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It reflects common challenges in small business management regarding employee retention, workplace culture, and productivity.

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Being kind and understanding with employees can make for a comfortable workplace. But according to an Indian home decor shop owner, being too lenient with staff can sometimes create a situation where employees stop taking work rules seriously. Rohit Malhotra, who runs an All Home Decor Products business, recently shared a video on Instagram (@rohit_0filter) in which he spoke about his experience of managing a staff of eight people. He said all eight employees were absent from the shop at around 10:30 pm and used the situation to explain what he sees as the downside of being too accommodating with staff. “I have 8 members in my staff and you can check 8 out of 8 members, it's 10:30 pm,” Malhotra said in the video.

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