Quiet firing is when a manager makes an employee’s job so uncomfortable or unrewarding that they choose to leave on their own. It’s a subtle form of neglect, responsibilities shrink, opportunities vanish, and communication fades until the message is clear: you’re no longer wanted here....
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I was reading an article by Margaret Heffernan about how to fire someone. She says it’s important to manage the exit with dignity and kindness. Your ability to do so can hugely improve your standing in the business and actually raise morale. She learned this...
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What’s your main purpose in managing? After many years of deliberation, I believe it comes down to one main thing: the results or outcomes you achieve. Many managers we meet put a lot of emphasis on the activity they and their teams carry out. This...
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