One of the most troubling phenomena and stumbling blocks for leaders is responding appropriately to passive-aggressive behavior. Passive aggression is very common as a way to balance the formal power of a boss with the informal power of employees. Passive-aggressive means simply that people indirectly leak their negative feelings through their actions while seemingly agreeing […]
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