The leadership habit Jamie Dimon uses to show confidence

Jamie Dimon says confident leaders aren't afraid of different perspectives and criticism. Nathan Laine/Bloomberg via Getty Images; Ana Altchek; Alyssa Powell/BI Today's tip to get better at work: Become a more confident leader by showing humility. Jamie Dimon advises leaders to encourage open communication and be open to criticism. For decades, he's left every JPMorgan board meeting so directors can speak freely without him present. Get better at: Leading Today's move Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, said insecurity ruins CEOs and other leaders. So instead of acting like you have all the answers, actively aim to create a space where others feel comfortable weighing in and disagreeing. Why it works Dimon said that insecure leaders make their reports uncomfortable about bringing them bad news or challenging their ideas.