When delivered constructively, feedback is one of the most powerful tools for improving and strengthening performance in ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Lindsay Kohler is a behavioral scientist and future of work expert. Ever had a know-it-all, narcissistic senior leader who was difficult to ...

Academics have found that narcissistic leaders often take big risks, demand loyalty, and have flimsy ethics. They regularly ...

The term "narcissist" is often overused ... Most individuals are inferior, are incapable succeeding on their own and require ...

Science explains why they often become leaders The reason, according to science, is that more men than women are narcissists and they often become leaders.

In the workplace, narcissistic leaders often emerge as charismatic figures who initially inspire confidence. However, their reign typically follows a predictable pattern: they shine in crisis ...

framing it in the context of their brilliant leadership. They use aggression to intimidate The narcissist uses aggression as a manipulation tactic. Raising their voice or slamming their fist ...

With his unfathomable stupidity and thoughtless policies, Trump is giving us more anxiety than some of us can deal with.

If you watch a narcissist from afar ... we're more likely to elevate them into leadership roles and then we're more likely to regret it afterward. More from Strategy ...