What do you do when you're expected to fix a toxic culture⦠but you donāt actually have the power to change it?
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Thatās what weāll unpack it together tonight on Module 4 of the Navigating Workplace Bullying Course: Fighting Back and Stopping The Drama
Youāll learn:
* How to assess your org's maturity level (MARS framework: Passive ā Reactive ā Calculative ā Proactive ā Continuously Improving).
* When to escalate vs. when you're legally required to involve HR immediately.
* How to translate "team dysfunction" into "$301K in annual cost avoidance" so leadership pays attention.
* The 5-Step Protocol for managers receiving their first bullying complaint
* Plus case studies: Vote on what you'd do in real scenarios. No "right answer"ājust practicing decision-making under pressure and learning from others on the call.Building anti-bullying culture isn't about being "nice" while you watch things fall apart.
It's about being strategic.If youāve got a toxic boss, messy politics, or ādid-that-just-happen?ā moments⦠tonight is where we turn chaos into receipts. š§¾
ā° October 1st at 10 pm BST / 5 pm ET / 2 pm PT
See you soon