Posts Tagged ‘Instant Turnaround!’

Bad Bosses Cause a Huge Drain on the American Economy

When employees feel abused, mistreated or unappreciated by their boss, they either look for a job somewhere else or they retaliate by cutting back on their productivity.  Researchers have estimated that  the cost of employee turnover alone  in America to be $1.7 trillion annually.  Then, if you factor in the other things employees are motivated to do [...]

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Bad Bosses Are Bad For America

Bad bosses are those who treat their employees in ways that do not bring out their best efforts.  Not bringing out the best efforts of your employees is like leaving money lay on the table at the end of the day.  This is bad for America in that it makes our entire economy less productive than [...]

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The Bad Boss Tagging Program Is Being Well Received

Last week, Harry Paul and I attended the Arizona State Conference for the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM).  This gave us the opportunity to explain our Bad Boss Tagging Program first hand to hundreds of people.  Most people gasped with excitement when we explained that if they went to www.bosstrenz.com and purchased a copy of our [...]

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Tagging: The Only Risk-Free Way to Really Get Back at a Bad Boss

Until now, the only risk-free way to get back at a bad boss is to quit your job.  This will inflict little or no pain on your bad boss and, in this terrible economy; it’s simply not a viable option because jobs are so scarce.  That’s why Harry Paul and I developed our Anonymous Bad [...]

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How to Anonymously Tell a Bad Boss That He or She Sucks

As many of you know, Harry Paul and I have written a new book called, Instant Turnaround! which provides detailed instructions on how any Bad Boss can become a Great Boss literally overnight. All you have to do is visit our BossTrenz website (click here to go), and “tag” your Bad Boss by purchasing a copy of [...]

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The Bad Boss Tagging Program is Working Wonders!

A number of Bad Bosses have already been Tagged.  One Bad Boss who was Tagged has already stepped down from his managerial position and has accepted a non-supervisory position where he is much happier.  In his old department everyone is relieved and extremely happy.  One of the Bad Boss’s former employees remarked on the [...]

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Help Spread the Word About the War on Bad Bosses

The War on Bad Bosses is a grass roots campaign that will turn businesses, as we know them, upside down and make them the the kind of workplaces that everyone looks forward to going to every day.  There are a number of things that you can do to spread the word.

Tell everyone you know about our War [...]

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Winning the War on Bad Bosses Starts with Adopting a Zero Tolerance Policy

A Bad Boss is anyone who manages people in ways that do not bring out their best.  If we are going to band together and rid the world of Bad Bosses, we must first adopt the following Zero Tolerance policy for Bad Bosses at all Levels:

Zero tolerance for bad bosses who make the lives of the people who work [...]

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The High Cost of a Bad Boss

It has been estimated that the cost of employee turnover in America is 1.7 trillion dollars annually.  That’s a huge drain on American businesses.  Studies have also shown that the biggest single reason people quit their jobs is the behavior of their immediate boss–they were either abusive, didn’t care about them, didn’t listen, didn’t notice or appreciate what [...]

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The Biggest Obstacle in Transforming a Bad Boss Into A Great Boss

The biggest problem we face in the War on Bad Bosses is that most Bad Bosses think they’re doing  a pretty good job.  I asked one person, who I knew was a pretty Bad Boss–he was very prone to yelling at his employees–to read a copy of Instant Turnaround! This book will show any Bad Boss [...]

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