re: Tips on being a supervisor/manager/leader

I was about 23 when I got thrust into the same type of scenario. I'm 26 now, but I came to find out that if you're good at your job people will respect you. I had a moment within the first week that people looked in awe at, and that pretty much set the bar pretty high and people started to look to me pretty quickly. Get one of those moments and you'll be set.


Or, and this is really shitty, but single out 1 or 2 of them and treat them like shite while treating the others like kings. It sucks, but it works. People have a hive mind about that sort of thing and will rally against the weak one making you look strong and competent, even though you're a douche.