This study explores a new leadership style in terms of leaders’ being “high-profiled” or “low profiled”. Through interviewing 25 working adults, I collected 97 vocabulary describing high- or low-profiled leadership. A total 68 vocabulary were kept because of high inter-rater agreement from another 10 working adults. Drawing on the Q methodology and the principal component analysis, I identify four categories of vocabulary for high-profiled leadership (sharing information, expressing themselves, being extraverted, eager to be noticed) and three categories of vocabulary for low-profiled leadership (being invisible, concerning privacy, minding own business). Implications are also discussed.