“PMPs establish and foster workplace behavior expectations through their own leadership values and actions. Simply put – I believe that we learn from the examples set by those above. In effect, that leads to two clear choices that PMPs have: do they commit to a positive, respectful model for workplace culture or a disrespectful, bullying model? This fundamental decision impacts your organization and also reflects back onto you as the leader.” – Paul Pelletier for Project Times, excerpted from the article, “Project Managers And Workplace Bullying: Are You Willing To Risk Everything? “, click here to read the article in its entirety. [end]
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