10 ways to identify poor leadership programs
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When we think about leadership, we turn to the internet to learn more about it. However, to discover more, just read this article.
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There seems to be a serious shortage of competent leadership in many firms today, as well as a significant oversupply of bad and sad leadership. There are several examples of weak and sad leadership, with consequences for workers in particular, as well as the overall health of the firm. So, what are these bad and dismal leadership styles? Your Strategic Thinking Business Coach provides a list of ten (10) examples of bad and ineffective leadership.
When discussing leadership with youngsters, we must be flexible. They appear to view things differently than we do!
1. Non-visionary
This design completely lacks a clear and defined vision for the firm.
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2. Unethical
This approach demonstrates a complete lack of devotion to strong ethical and personal behavior norms.
3. Inflexible
This style shows an inability to adjust to change.
4. Dishonest
This style exhibits a lack of honesty and is prone to lying, cheating, and/or stealing.
5. Self-centered
This approach has the characteristics of an egotist, someone who will constantly prioritize their own interests above those of the organization and/or its workers.
6. Incompetent
To be a leader in this manner, you must have little experience, talent, or training.
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7. Loose Canon
This method requires someone who lacks self-control and discipline.
8. Uncaring
This method completely ignores or dismisses the needs, wants, and desires of others, particularly workers.
9. Isolationist
This method reduces or ignores the needs and well-being of everyone outside the group or workers who have direct responsibility.
Today, there are several styles of leadership. However, to avoid confusion, we have only described one variation!
10. Saboteur
This approach comprises purposeful acts designed to disrupt, impede, or otherwise cause the implementation of new ideas and improvements to fail or falter, or to oppose anything the leader does.
What are some of the consequences of these ineffective and sad leadership styles?
According to a Price Waterhouse Coopers report from 2005, U.S. employers spent an average of 48 days and $3,270 filling vacancies. Another countrywide study revealed that 67% of working individuals were actively seeking another job, with another 34% planning to shift jobs within the next three years. According to the American Institute of Certified Accountants, 83% of member businesses viewed staff turnover as a barrier to corporate growth. Another poll indicated that 85% of managers felt workers left for better compensation or prospects, while 80% blamed bad management practices or toxic environments for their departure. Wow, there appears to be a major gap here.
Your strategic thinking business coach urges you to “have zero tolerance” for any of these bad and sad leadership styles in your company or organization.
Glenn Ebersole, Jr., is a multifaceted professional known for his vision, guidance, and facilitation in business coaching, marketing, public relations, management, strategic planning, and engineering. Glenn is the founder and CEO of two Lancaster, PA-based consulting firms: The Renaissance Group, which specializes in creative marketing, public relations, strategic planning, and business development, and J. G. Ebersole Associates, which is an independent professional engineering, marketing, and management consultancy. He is a Certified Facilitator and works as a business coach, strategic planning facilitator, and consultant for a wide range of customers. Glenn is also the author of the monthly publication “Glenn’s Guiding Lines: Thoughts from Your Strategic Thinking Business Coach” and has written over 225 business articles.
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Summary:
There seems to be a serious shortage of competent leadership in many firms today, as well as a significant oversupply of bad and sad leadership.
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