Thread regarding Macy's Inc. layoffs

How to Spot an Incompetent Leader (San Francisco)

https://hbr.org/2020/03/how-to-spot-an-incompetent-leader

If you want to understand why some companies have a toxic culture, underperform relative to their potential, and eventually collapse — look no further than the quality of their leadership teams. Whereas competent leaders cause high levels of trust, engagement, and productivity, incompetent ones result in anxious, alienated workers who practice counterproductive work behaviors and spread toxicity throughout the firm. Consider that the economic impact of avoiding a toxic worker is two times higher than that of hiring a star performer.

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What org? engineering ?

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Post ID: @4oqo+13W0To4y
" But per Bay Area standard 680 lagged lot of technical depth in leadership and full of insecurities."

and extremely abusive enabled by Macy's (in)Human Resources department.

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Post ID: @1wlk+13W0To4y

JC is no great either. But per Bay Area standard 680 lagged lot of technical depth in leadership and full of insecurities.

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Post ID: @1edy+13W0To4y

Its not only in the stores/IT-its rampant!

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Post ID: @1bix+13W0To4y

680 Folsom was full of incompetent people leaders – good that it closed.

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Post ID: @qql+13W0To4y

My store is full of them. Glad they fired most of them

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Post ID: @mcw+13W0To4y

Incompetent leaders are the main reason for low levels of employee engagement, and the prevalent high levels of passive job seeking and self-employment.

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