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In this episode we delve deeper into the intricacies of toxic workplaces—shifting the focus from toxic managers to the very environments themselves. What happens when the entire culture of a workplace is a battlefield, draining employees from the moment they clock in? JD explores how toxicity can be embedded in the structures of workplaces, creating stress that’s normalized yet damaging.
This episode features interview excerpts with Jason Greer, Founder and CEO of Greer Consulting, Inc.
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Brand Design: Kevin Ache
Theme Song: "Canary" by Jim Yosef
Additional Music & Scoring: Epidemic Sound
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In this episode we delve deeper into the intricacies of toxic workplaces—shifting the focus from toxic managers to the very environments themselves. What happens when the entire culture of a workplace is a battlefield, draining employees from the moment they clock in? JD explores how toxicity can be embedded in the structures of workplaces, creating stress that’s normalized yet damaging.
This episode features interview excerpts with Jason Greer, Founder and CEO of Greer Consulting, Inc.
Send us a text
Support the show
Credits:
Brand Design: Kevin Ache
Theme Song: "Canary" by Jim Yosef
Additional Music & Scoring: Epidemic Sound
Visit our website to learn more about the podcast!
Let's connect! Email me at here!
Find more info on our socials!
Hyman Podcast Facebook
Hyman Podcast Instagram
Personal Instagram
Twitter
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