How to Tell if You're an A**hole Boss with Tamica Sears
Publisher |
Xenium HR
Media Type |
audio
Categories Via RSS |
Business
Management
Publication Date |
May 24, 2022
Episode Duration |
00:23:32

It’s time to get honest about what makes a horrible boss. According to executive coach Tamica Sears, a**hole bosses play a significant role in employee attrition and low productivity, but it doesn’t have to be this way. Most horrible bosses are redeemable, and it starts with recognizing the tell-tale signs and committing to change. Listen in to this episode featuring the author of the How to Tell if You're an A**hole Boss: A Humorous, Yet Honest Exposé on Misguided Management Behaviors.

 

TAKEAWAYS

  • Those without leadership skills may start off at that bottom rung, but they “aren’t stuck there” — they are still capable of learning and growing in their leadership roles. 
  • Bad bosses are inextricably linked with higher employee attrition and lower productivity.
  • Good leaders must take real action on the data collected from employee engagement surveys.
  • Succession planning is critical to effective future leadership and employee placement.

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