If there’s one thing I hate more than snakes (my one and only big phobia) it’s an absolutely horrible boss.
On some occasions a person is not ready to take the reins of a leadership positions, or may just lack the skills to hold some form of managerial position, but when it comes to bad bosses, these people are the ones that just genuinely make you dislike going to work.
Bad bosses cost companies millions per year, and the worst part, like snakes (yuck), they’re able to slither through their superiors and make it seem like they’re doing an outstanding job; however, their good job is coming at the expense of other employees’ happiness and well-being.
Here are some unsettling facts about bad bosses:
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Infographic sources:
1. The Real Cost of Bad Bosses
2. The Cost of a Bad Boss is More Significant Than You Think
3. How Damaging Is a Bad Boss, Exactly?
4. Tell Your Boss - Free Resources
5. Nice Companies Finish First: Why Cutthroat Management Is Over - and Collaboration Is In
1. The Real Cost of Bad Bosses
2. The Cost of a Bad Boss is More Significant Than You Think
3. How Damaging Is a Bad Boss, Exactly?
4. Tell Your Boss - Free Resources
5. Nice Companies Finish First: Why Cutthroat Management Is Over - and Collaboration Is In
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