 How did the best manager ever motivate you? Honestly, I would say Jason Butler, when I was a clerk at home goods, Jason Butler was the operations manager, the person I directly reported to. His form of manager leads on to the previous question. He led by example. Out of all the, I wanna say three or four operation managers for other shifts, they all had their own different style. Like most of them didn't really show up to the actual, show up to the floor to view or like to assess issues or potentially how to improve any of any, the process. But Jason Butler, JB, how we sent a column, would he was constantly on the floor talking to both myself and my co-workers and the supervisors. Mind you, back then, with home goods, both the clerk, the receiving and shipping clerk were at the same level as the supervisors since we didn't directly report to them. Obviously, they had more responsibilities, but it worked as a team. And JB would again lead by that example. He'd go out there and walk with me when I checked the doors and the trailers to make sure all the trailers indoors matched the actual paperwork that we had and make sure all the trailers indoors match the actual paperwork that we had and make sure that everything was up to code and i don't know that that itself when like if i saw that my manager's up there and he'd also give me tips like hey uh i see these struggling with this tried doing this instead and i would take his rice and they just made the whole workflow much easier and quite frankly more enjoyable.