Know your enemy - A User's Guide to Bad Management! - Sayers, Jacqueline
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So there you were, working hard, getting great feedback and performance ratings; when the new boss arrives and apparently you have suddenly become a liability. Nothing you do is right and even if you double or triple check the instructions, you are still messing up. Your colleagues are all feeling the same, but when you ask your manager questions or try to provide some constructive feedback, the situation only gets worse and it seems as if you now have a target on your back. Have you become a total failure overnight? Are you delusional? No; you have just encountered a career bad manager. Your…mehr

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So there you were, working hard, getting great feedback and performance ratings; when the new boss arrives and apparently you have suddenly become a liability. Nothing you do is right and even if you double or triple check the instructions, you are still messing up. Your colleagues are all feeling the same, but when you ask your manager questions or try to provide some constructive feedback, the situation only gets worse and it seems as if you now have a target on your back. Have you become a total failure overnight? Are you delusional? No; you have just encountered a career bad manager. Your situation may seem dire but you can still learn a lot from such an individual about how not to manage. Forewarned is forearmed so read on and get to ""know your enemy"".
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Jacqueline is an experienced line and project manager who has held multiple roles in the pharma and medical devices industries. Jacqueline has had the privilege of managing several internationally based teams and (fingers crossed) has helped them to succeed, develop and have fun along the way. Like most people, she has also experienced a number of bad managers who apparently see management as a blood sport. She is, however, proof that it is possible to survive even an extremely bad manager and still come out fighting.