Showing posts with label management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label management. Show all posts
Thursday, August 04, 2011
Top Ten Ways to Be Bad Boss and a Poor Manager « Seekyt
Top Ten Ways to Be Bad Boss and a Poor Manager
When I worked as a shop girl, I had many managers. While some were great bosses, other supervisors were real doozies!
These instructions are so easy that even an incompetent nincompoop can following these 10 simple steps to be a bad boss, a poor manager, and a sleazy supervisor. If you want to succeed in creating disgruntled employees and driving workers away, avoid exhibiting leadership, fairness and self control, and follow these steps instead.
Find out how to drive your employees crazy at: Top Ten Ways to Be Bad Boss and a Poor Manager « Seekyt
Also see: What Makes a Shop Girl Disgruntled?
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Thursday, March 12, 2009
What Makes a Shop Girl or Other Employee Disgruntled?
We so often hear of disgruntled employees in the news. I know quite a few shop girls who are disgruntled -- for good reason. There are an unfortunate number of bosses and supervisors out there with no management skills, and apparently, no management training. These managers drive their workers crazy and ensure that productivity falls off due to their poor management techniques.
What Makes an Employee Disgruntled? Poor Management Decisions
I have worked with many people who became "disgruntled former employees." Most of them had reasons to be disgruntled and to leave their employment.
What Makes an Employee Disgruntled? Poor Management Types
There are several management types that can severely impact an employee's motivation and ability to excel in the workplace
What Makes an Employee Disgruntled? Poor Management Decisions
I have worked with many people who became "disgruntled former employees." Most of them had reasons to be disgruntled and to leave their employment.
What Makes an Employee Disgruntled? Poor Management Types
There are several management types that can severely impact an employee's motivation and ability to excel in the workplace
Monday, September 19, 2005
What's a Shop Girl?
Shop girls are the clerks and cashiers where you shop.
We love people or we wouldn't be working in retail. We frequently earn close to minimum wage ringing customers up, helping them find a particular product, cleaning out dressing rooms, bagging purchases, putting out stock, marking items down, and doing all the tasks that keep a department running smoothly. We are often treated badly by impatient customers and managers alike.
We frequently have other jobs as bankers, educators, administrators and government workers. Especially those who work at night have often worked a full day job before coming in to work as your local shop girl. Often we have had to take a 2nd job due to a financial hardship.
This blog is dedicated to all workers who have ever worked a retail job, or worked in any other job dealing with the general public where money is tight and bosses are mediocre. This is the Shop Girl's Report on business and money.
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