Poor Management
- Gifford Thomas

- 3 hours ago
- 1 min read
It’s an age-old truth: People don't leave jobs; they leave managers. Consider the story of a lead engineer at a top tech firm who resigned mid-project. It wasn't the workload—it was a manager who publicly blamed him for a team error while privately taking credit for his innovative code.
When leaders ignore effort, micromanage, or break trust, they don't just lose "staff"; they lose the soul of the organization. High performers stay where they are valued, supported, and respected.
Don't let your best talent become a "former employee" because of poor management. Be the leader people want to work for, not the boss they need to escape.
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