How To Deal With Toxic Leadership
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Bad bosses are a sad reality of working life. Hopefully, you’ve never had to deal with toxic leadership. But if you’re reading this, you probably have. It seems like toxic leaders are far too common in organizations of all sizes. So in this episode, we’ll outline six ways to deal with toxic leadership-and we’ll save the most obvious tactic (leaving) for last.
0:00 Introduction
1:33 Set Boundaries
2:52 Document Actions
4:10 Build Support
5:06 Avoid Drama
6:15 Step Up
8:12 Leave
9:31 Conclusion
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A couple guys gave me an exit interview and picked at me for details about my work. I told them some people I liked working with had been laid off, which was why I considered leaving, and said I wasn't enjoying working with the new team. They then went and told people on that team my complaints of them while I was in my two week notice, just to make things difficult for me. Helped me give an easy "no" when they called me to ask if I would come back 3 months later.
Wow. Just....wow. But on the upside, I'm sure you have no regrets about leaving.
This is something I really really struggle with, tough lesson to learn.
And a lesson I wish fewer and fewer people ever have to learn. Sadly, there's too many toxic leaders out there.
Thank you so much! I like what you said,
Until you leave, because I want to retire!
They do hurt you, especially when they take my bonuses, I just learn to love God more, and believe God will supply my needs! We are living in the Last Days!
Thanks again, this is !😃
Thanks Frances. Glad you found it helpful.
Thank you. I’m dealing with a toxic boss now.
Hope this helps!
Last year I had a boss that was always on aderall and nobody was ever at his level. He eventually kicked me out bc he thought I was undermining him but I wasn’t, I was trying to make it through the damn day.
Ugh. So sorry to hear that.
Thank you for the information!
Definitely on point.
Thanks so much!
Good afternoon