Extremely low unemployment and the highest turnover rate in 17 years are forcing employers to dig deep to hold onto good performers. Mounting evidence shows that people who aren’t engaged or who dislike their managers are the most likely to head for the door. If you think your company is bleeding people as a result of […]
Read More →As the job market tightens, employers are being forced to work harder to keep good employees. According to Bloomberg, job turnover has reached a 17-year high. This means companies are at greater risk of losing people, especially if they have lazy managers. Harvard Business Review says lazy managers do two things: One: they blame low performance and […]
Read More → Working for someone you believe is a bad boss is extraordinarily difficult. Some people stay in these awful situations, others leave in search of a more satisfying work environment. But before you start floating your resume, consider Mary Abbajay’s simple advice. The author of “Managing Up: How to Move Up, Win at Work and […]
Read More →In a recent New York Times interview, Mary Abbajay, the author of “Managing Up, How to Move Up, Win at Work and Succeed With Any Type of Boss,” gave these examples of three types of bad bosses. There’s the “ghost boss” who rarely communicates with you and never seems to be around. The “seagull boss” […]
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