An example of how bad leadership leads to low performance and bad results
An example of how bad leadership leads to low performance and bad results
Work-life balance.
Much resources and management support if you have the right ideas.
- Lack of leadership, lots of "yes men", following an abrasive CEO.
- Weak strategy, or none at all, demotivates people.
- Hard to be proud.
- Find the root cause of strategy failure rather than blaming market conditions.
- Pay more attention to grassroots concerns and ideas; listening to your staff managers is not enough.
- Do not reward, or even demote, leaders that contaminate the organization with YES culture. The best bad example is the CEO.
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