Attitude problems in the workplace account for high turnover rates and poor performance. The London School of Economics and Political Science asserts that new hires often acquire the attitudes and behaviors of existing employees soon after they begin working for the company. Tony Belak of the International Center for Collaborative Solutions at Sullivan University estimates that 30 to 40 percent of a manager's time is spent handling interpersonal employee conflict. Personality clashes, behavioral issues and poor performance, therefore, can be an ongoing cycle unless the root issues are addressed.
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