Raid Leadership Is Not Guild Leadership
In my career as a guild leader, I've often felt conflicted about leading raids. I try to lead the guild with a friendly, accepting attitude. I don't want people to feel judged by me. I would like every member to feel like he or she can come to me with a problem or just to chat. I'm not the overbearing type of guild leader who makes excessive demands on his members, who screams and rants, who wants everything done his way. I want my guild to be full of interesting people who have fun with each other online. That's always been my goal.
When I lead raids, I have to put all that aside. I have to get in people's faces and be judgmental about their performance. I have to push, punish, reward the fittest, and cull ...
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