
Good managers for your direct are hit/miss. All of higher managers wanted their ideas even if it wasn't right and caused issues.
Being genuine. Being ethical. Eliminate favoritism. Have emotional intelligence. Planning. Follow ups. Being able to actually communicate. Enable people to succeed. Transparency
Recognizing talented employees and assessing their skills in order to put them into projects or teams to set them up for success.
Better communicate with the bottom line employees. Create a real competitive work enviroment through better incentives and promotions
Leadership has a tendency to "cherry pick" employees based on favoritism rather than performance, experience, and merit.
Honestly removing Sedgwick from the equation would be a great start
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