


Dr. Drew Brannon and the newest member of our team, Dr. Brian Selman, discuss the three types of people that leaders should be wary of: those who are satisfied with "good enough," those who believe that "no one will know" if they cut corners, and those who refuse to take responsibility by saying "it's not my fault." These attitudes can be detrimental to an organization's success and it's critical that leaders address these behaviors head-on. By setting clear expectations, providing resources for improvement, and holding individuals accountable, leaders can help shift negative attitudes and foster a culture of excellence and accountability.
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