Chapter $6$th

states that in recent years there has been an explosion of interest in the concept of leader as servant. Servant leadership was first described by Robert Greenleaf in his book, $$Servant Leadership.$$ There are four basic precepts in Greenleaf$$s model. Which one is not one of these precepts?

To put service before self$-$interest. In this view, the organization exists as much to provide meaningful work to the person as the person exists to perform work for the organization.

To listen first to affirm others. One of the servant leader$$s greatest gifts to others is listening authentically.

To nourish others so that they follow what they are required to do$.$ Servant leaders care about the need to complete goals and see followers as people who need constant training and be reminded of their responsibilities.

To inspire trust by being trustworthy. Servant leaders build trust by doing what they say they will do$,$ being honest with others, and focusing on the well$-$being of others.