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I fire every single person that is not a good human being regardless of how much money she or he makes for me. If you’re a leader, I promise you this… you better go home and audit every single employee you have and figure out which employee makes the other employees miserable. I don’t give a sh*t if it’s your number one salesperson, your best developer, or your cofounder… cancer spreads. There is no quicker way to f*ck everything up than to look the other way when you have someone who is talented and contributing, but is a garbage human. Period.

Ehsan Khan Kakar

Digital Marketing Expert | Software Engineer | SEO Expert

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A toxic high-performer doesn’t just ‘produce.’ They also tax everyone else. The P&L rarely shows the silent cost of disengagement, but the culture always does.

Joe Wallace

Director/Owner at Aircraft Tractor Parts Ltd - (ATP LTD) & Guangtai UK Ltd

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So true. I’ve experienced this first hand where a toxic person in a senior role hasn’t been tackled and it spreads through the whole company slowly but surely and ends up crippling multiple departments and within a short space of time all metrics go south

Anum Naveed

AI, MLOps & Cloud Solutions for B2B | Bridging Business & Technology with Scalable, Future-Ready Tech Services | LangChain, AI Agents, LLM Workflows, Automation, Data Pipelines • CEO @ Devticks

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Hard truth, but so necessary.

Foon Fu

Performance Architect & Creative Story Marketing | I help brands grow on TikTokShop & Digital Media

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Talent is worthless without character. Protect your culture at all costs.

Chuck Jonkman

Creating advanced and highly connected automated factory maintenance groups with ICS engineering tradecraft capabilities --- Automation Engineer | Founder | Malfunctioning-AI Free

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What is the standard to measure a "good human being" from? Do the emotions of employees-at-large determine the target?

Rahul Chopra

Business Owner | Marketing Consultant | Data Driven Strategy | Consulting SMBs and Startups | Market Research |

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Sometimes the most productive move is not just removing toxicity, but publicly reinforcing the behaviors and values you do want to see.

Christina Swyers

Florida and Missouri Real Estate Expert!

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Amen to this!

Saad Jahangir

Helping DTC brands scale with 5X+ ROAS using Meta and Tiktok Ads | Creative Meta and Tiktok ad strategist | Learning Ai with Digital Marketing

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Facts. One toxic person can undo the work of ten high performers.

Norma Garcia

CEO, NRJ Media Group | Media + AI Leader | Top 50 Women in Global Cinema | Influential Latino in Media | Stanford AI-Driven Leadership | Producer & Podcast Host

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💡 Narcissism in leadership is the most toxic poison. Too many leaders ignore their gut because the person makes money, has contacts, or they fear confrontation. The truth? Toxic executives may look like assets today, but they always cost more tomorrow. True leaders look out for the majority. They protect their teams, their clients, and the culture that allows everyone to thrive.

Marcel Tella Amo

ACC+PCC (Soon) ICF Life Coach professional | Founder at Inspiring Personal Growth [Oct 2025] | Community Lead at Global AI Hub | PhD in Computer Vision

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We need more leaders like this. Talent without integrity is a short-term win, but culture built on trust and character is what sustains long-term.

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