Boss Day: Mike Tussey: The Bosses Remember Yours? Time to Celebrate Them on National Bosses Day

"October 16 marks National Boss Day, a celebration of the people who guide, support, and push employees to do their best every day. For Patricia Bays Haroski, the founder of this special day, it's a chance to honor her father, who was both her boss and her birthday hero. 'A simple and sincere “thank you” is what means the most,' she says, echoing the sentiments of many employees around the country.
As employees take to social media to share heartfelt messages and thoughtful notes, it's clear that good leadership is not just about giving orders, but about building confidence, encouraging growth, and helping teams shine. 'A good boss doesn't just manage tasks, they build confidence, encourage growth, and help their team shine,' says Karly Wood, author of How to Solve. For Mike Tussey, National Boss Day is a chance to celebrate the 'people who keep us gainfully employed.' As he notes, 'it’s much more that giving orders and relaxing. You can bet the Boss’s Boss is watching and without any doubt, looking for positive results – no matter what they may be.'
From heartfelt messages to meaningful gestures, employees are making Boss Day 2025 one to remember. Whether it's a simple 'thank you' or a thoughtful gift, this special day is a reminder that leadership is a team effort. As the workplace continues to evolve, one thing is clear: good leadership matters, and employees are celebrating their bosses like never before.",
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