This Week in Leadership Tactics

Aug. 6, 2021
This week's roundup discusses how to recruit, addressing toxic employees, and how to receive critical feedback.

Aug. 6, 2021—To better assist shop owners with their leadership styles, Ratchet+Wrench has compiled a short list of essential leadership material from some of its favorite sources. Here's a look at a few must-read articles from the past week.

Why You Should Recruit Like a College Basketball Coach, According to a Former LinkedIn Exec Inc. 

A new book from LinkedIn's first chief human resources officer says businesses should embrace a new model of work -- by preparing employees to leave.

How to Recognize a Toxic Employee and the 3-Step Process for Addressing Them — Entrepreneur

The tips in this article will help you determine whether terminating or retaining a toxic employee is the right choice.

Encourage Your Employees to Give You Critical Feedback — Harvard Business Review

An informal 360 review will help you grow as a leader and build mutual trust with your team.

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