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" ... Evident by the name, by writing in the active tense, you are displaying action. On that same note, writing in a passive voice could possibly be a sign of weakness, or aloofness. A leader ought to take action and be strong, not be unattentive and disinterested. ... "
" ... Passively complicit bosses, on the other hand, represent the negligent side of leadership. They allow abusive episodes and tolerate cycles of mistreatment through the enabling behavior of being passive, aloof, or absent. In short, they let others engage in toxic behaviors without consequence. Passively complicit bosses have various motivations for their avoidance. Some believe the fear that others induce through toxic behavior is productive and provides accountability that they, themselves, are either unable or unwilling to provide. Some are intimidated by the toxic members of their teams, and despite their positional power, yield to the influence of bullies and abusers. Finally, some passively complicit bosses are preoccupied with other things, and it is that aloofness that makes them dangerous. ... "
" ... Prescribed aloofness from European power politics never concerned diplomacy or trade. The Founders encouraged the latter, while the former became easier after Napoleon’s fall in 1815. Indeed, diplomacy was critical to bolstering U.S. security. ... "
" ... The common advice regarding camera position is to position it at eye level. Just as important is positioning your camera far enough away that your shoulders and upper arms are visible so that hand movements you make are at least partially visible. Don’t try to solve this by simply leaning back, which could signal aloofness. Maintain a posture that signals attention but position the camera so more of your body language can be interpreted. ... "
" ... The promoter’s blitz was over and I stared out at old 666. A police siren pierced the 59th story aloofness. That was Tishman’s place – by now, probably fully depreciated by three consecutive owners at higher-resale values with little or no paid taxes to the city, state and federal governments. In fact, the tax laws encourage accelerated depreciation on commercial real estate that never seems to depreciate at all. ... "