Quote by Henry Ford

The question Who ought to be boss? is like as Who ought to be the tenor in the quartet? Obviously, the man who can sing tenor.

The question Who ought to be boss? is like as Who ought to b

Summary

This quote is a playful way of highlighting the importance of competence and skill in leadership roles. It suggests that just like a quartet needs a tenor who can sing well, organizations or groups should have leaders who possess the necessary qualities and capabilities for the task at hand. The underlying message is that it is essential to assign leadership roles to individuals who are best suited for them based on their abilities, rather than arbitrary factors like status or seniority.

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