If you ever wanted an example of what poor leadership looks like, just look around here. Confusion everywhere, mixed messages from the top, no clear plan, and a workforce that’s demoralized because nobody trusts the people in charge. This isn’t just bad luck, it’s the result of bad leadership.
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It’s not bad leadership, there is no leadership !
Three years from now we will all be contractors so the company can skip paying benefits.
They say that a fish rots from the top, and reading this Interview with Hans explains the smell of rotting fish throughout the company.
Who picked this guy? He sounds about as intelligent as Sampath sounds sincere!
https://static.seekingalpha.com/uploads/sa_presentations/285/114285/original.pdf
We get conflicting messages multiple times per week. Every week.
half of the time it is "this has to be a secret from the rest of the team" mentality. How many calls have you been on where a "leader" says - "Ok, every can drop except blank, blanky and sparky" so they can talk off line.
A real leader doesn't do that, the real leader connects with the people he wants to talk with off line directly, not as an add on to a team wide call (we know who you are)
Agreed. They have no idea and are so disconnected. Time for some to go.
Baskin Robbers.
If so inclined, this can be used advantageously in efforts to avoid productivity.
Reframe it as an opportunity. See how little you can accomplish in a day, then challenge yourself to beat it the next day. It can be super fun, with the proper mindset.
Only in baskin ridge
Couldnt agree more no clear direction to many chiefs not enough indians
How to trust them when they pass health insurance raises to the workers