"At first, they seem like assets—until the manipulation, deceit, and ego drain the entire spirit and commitment."

Despite being effective in their roles, many leaders in organizations/ institutions experience ill health, heightened stress, emotional exhaustion, and psychological strain due to subordinates exhibiting dark triad behaviours—namely narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy. These traits often create toxic work dynamics that demand constant emotional labour from leaders.

Have you encountered or studied any such cases where leadership effectiveness was challenged by such behavioural traits?

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