Hasty Briefsbeta

  • #leadership
  • #workplace culture
  • #employee wellbeing
  • The author reflects on their recent job transition, feeling unsettled during the downtime.
  • Criticizes leadership for performative care—saying one thing but acting differently, especially when not observed.
  • Highlights the importance of genuine care, communication, and consistency in leadership to build trust.
  • Notes the negative impact of poor leadership: silenced voices, burnout, and a broken culture.
  • Emphasizes that leadership is about daily actions, not just public statements or appearances.
  • Stresses that burnout is a sign of organizational failure, not employee commitment.
  • Points out that by the time leadership notices cultural issues, significant damage has already occurred.
  • Advocates for transparency, accountability, and creating a safe environment for team members to speak up.
  • Concludes that good leadership is evidenced by what others say in the leader's absence, not self-praise.
  • The author resolves to no longer invest time, attention, or energy in the criticized leadership in the coming year.