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Casual Articles - Bad Bosses: Reflection of Bad Management, Bad Leaders, and BAD for Business Profits
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A recent report by Florida State University revealed the impact of bad bosses. A survey of more than 700 employees at different job levels and situated in various industries suggested that:
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A recent report by Florida State University revealed the impact of bad bosses. A survey of more than 700 employees at different job levels and situated in various industries suggested that: What It Takes To Succeed In Business
In the not to distant past businesses were able to succeed simply with salespeople having a knowledgeable understanding of their products, some good old personal charm (people skills) and ambition.But in today’s terrorized world, complex global economy, and intensely competitive business environment, salespeople from the small ort by Florida State University revealed the impact of bad bosses. A survey of more than 700 employees at different job levels and situated in various industries suggested that: Customer Service Basics - Keeping Customers Happy and Tips for Running Your Business
The best you can do when dealing with customers in your business is to always keep in your mind how you would want to be treated if you had the same situation or if you were going into someone else's business and buying from them or had an issue with product or services.I have had 18 years in business dealing with people on a p00 employees at different job levels and situated in various industries suggested that:
- 39% of bad bosses failed to keep their word
- 27% of bad bosses insulted those they supervise behind their backs
- 23% of bad bosses blamed their mistakes on others
- 31% of bad bosses used the silent treatment to show their displeasure
By looking at each of these findings, the business management of any or
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