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Flushing Money Down The Drain: The Real Cost of Poor Leadership

Flushing Money Down The Drain: The Real Cost of Poor Leadership

Update: 2025-01-28
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Let's start with just a few numbers from 2024, shall we?

  • 7% of total revenues
  • Organizational loss of revenue at $126K per year
  • 11% of Global GDP
  • $680 Billion in the US alone
  • 82% of employees looking for new positions

The cost of Poor Leadership is staggering! 
Yet the question remains - Why do organizations keep tolerating toxic leaders?

Rich and Maikel unpack the real cost of poor leadership in this episode of Mainline Executive Coaching ACT.


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Flushing Money Down The Drain: The Real Cost of Poor Leadership

Flushing Money Down The Drain: The Real Cost of Poor Leadership

Rich Baron and Maikel Bailey