Your Silence is Saying More Than You Know
I just spoke to a group about "Coaching Employees with Bad Attitudes" and it was a lot of fun. The thing that managers and leaders do not realize at times is when we do not confront or address employees with bad attitudes the "silence" is non-verbal permission to continue to behave that way. We must as leaders develop skills to confront issues and not people; therefore, we avoid the silence that so many employees interpret as permission to continue to behave that way.
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We must as leaders confront issues and not people making sure performance and expectations are met. GOOD LUCK!
