Bad leadership – when management is disliked by employees
Have you considered how much a bad leader may be costing you? Here are three options to consider when you’re ready to address this dilemma.
Bonnie Monych
Performance Specialist |
Houston, Texas
Bonnie began her career in 1974. She has more than 25 years of experience in human capital forensics, strategic planning, leadership development, organization design and development, corporate training, coaching and mentoring. She is an Insperity performance specialist to our emerging growth market with multiple certifications including being a Birkman certified consultant, State Bar of Texas certified mediator and a Development Dimensions International certified facilitator. An author, Bonnie’s most recent book is “Get Your Shift Together: The Secret to Working with Multiple Generations in the Workplace.” She has been featured on local ABC, CBS and FOX news networks and radio sharing her workplace tips.
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