6 ways intelligent employees spot and then handle a toxic coworker (via entrepreneur)
Toxic employees can actually cost your company money.A toxic employee isn't necessarily a lost cause, but they need to be addressed before they can cause real harm.Is one employee dragging your company down? It's absolutely critical that you know how to both spot and deal with toxic employees.
Toxic employees don't have to be malicious, but they're people who make your workplace worse, losing you value and hurting the people around them. If you make the wrong hire and you've already got a toxic person on staff, the best thing to do is to immediately take action before things get any worse.
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