Should I Confront My Leader?

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Is Your Boss a Low Performer?

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In this podcast episode, Dr. Pilcher addresses the poor work behavior of low performing leaders, from the employee’s perspective. We all deserve to work for high performing leaders, but what can you do if this isn’t your experience at work? Do you grin and bear it? Quit? Confront the boss? This episode addresses questions, such as:

  • What if your boss is a low performer?

  • Is it really your boss?

  • How do I have a tough conversation with a superior?

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“You could be that difference maker for that leader. Your actions and interactions could really help the person you report to, and you can build a relationship that’s long-lasting and productive.”

– Dr. Janet Pilcher

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