As a leader, your people should follow you out of innate respect, not because they feel forced to do so. Coercion, whether fueled by hierarchy, peer pressure, or any other Stone Age tactic, is never the answer. You need to give people the resources and opportunities they need to succeed and meet objectives on their own.
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