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Toxicity Isn’t Always Loud: The Quiet Culture Killers
When we think of toxic workplaces, we imagine yelling. Slamming doors. Public humiliation. Ego-driven leaders dominate the room. But the most dangerous toxicity? It’s quiet. It doesn’t explode. It erodes. And by the time you notice it, your best people are already halfway out the door. The Myth of “Obvious” Toxicity Most leaders believe they would recognize toxicity immediately. “If someone were being inappropriate, I’d shut it down.”“If morale were low, I’d know.”“If people
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The Playbook for Managing Change, Fear, and Uncertainty at Work
Today, many—if not all—of us are dealing with a lot of uncertainty and fear, especially in the workplace. Between layoffs, restructures,...
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Why Most Leaders Suck (And How to Make Sure You're Not One of Them)!
Let’s Just Say It: Most People Quit Their Leaders… Not Their Jobs If you're in a leadership position, this should stop you in your...
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Why Good Employees Quit: Lessons for Leaders
One of the most frustrating and costly experiences businesses face is losing good employees. They’re the heart of the business, driving...
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