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a black and white photo with the quote people don't leave bad jobs they leave because of bad leaders, poor management and a lack of appreciation for their worth

Many of the problems existing in varying organizations today come from piss poor leadership and management. While great leaders encourage their employees to reach their full potential and help their organizations surpass their goals, weak managers push their employees away to the point where many jump ship.According to Greg Savage, mostly, people don’t change jobs solely for money. They rarely resign on a whim or in a fit of anger. They joined the company because they believed it was right…

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Poor leadership by an immediate supervisor is the reason why 75% of people leave their job, according to this Gallup Poll, ranking bad bosses as the #1 reason employees quit. Why is there so much lousy leadership out there? Two reasons… at least. First, many bosses aren't trained to lead. A study by CareerBuilder.com showed that 58% of managers did not receive any management training. Secondly, most leaders think they are better than they actually are. In a McKinsey & Company study of…

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a sign that says signs of poor leadership, which are important to the organization

Poor leadership has many symptoms and they all teach us lessons in what not to be and where not to work. Good leaders will occasionally step into one of these but self-correct quickly. #leadership #success #badboss #lessonslearned

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a quote that reads poor leadership is building a great team and doing everything in your power to hold onto control

In order to create and maintain a thriving company, trust is an absolute must. It's counterproductive to hire the best talent and then limit their abilities. Great leaders understand that their team is the backbone of the business, and they need the freedom to do their best work, which is why they were chosen in the first place.If you want to be a leader, give your team the space to work, create an environment free from the impediments of toxicity and witness significant growth in your…

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a piece of paper with some writing on it that says, leaders can really fool the people above them they can also fool the people who work under them

Unlock True Leadership: See Through the Facade! In the realm of leadership, transparency and genuine connections are key. As Paul Hylenski highlights, poor leaders might fool some, but never those who work directly under them. Here’s how to elevate your leadership: 🔹 Foster Open Communication: Engage in regular open dialogues. Encourage honest feedback and show your receptiveness. 🔹 Lead by Example: Practice the values and behaviors you expect. Your integrity and accountability inspire…

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