In the crowded field of leadership literature, "Pulling the String: Unraveling Bad Leadership" emerges as a pioneering exploration into the dark underbelly of leadership. Where most works celebrate the qualities of successful leadership, this insightful book takes a bold dive into the realm of ineffective, unethical, and destructive leadership, addressing a crucial gap in our understanding of leadership dynamics.

Authored by seasoned experts in the field, the book introduces readers to twenty distinct archetypes of bad leadership—from the overbearing "Micromanager" to the unscrupulous "Bully," and from the self-serving "Credit-Hog" to the chaos-inducing "Crisis Creator." These profiles are not mere stereotypes but are grounded in real-world observations, reflecting the complex and nuanced reality of bad leadership pervasive in today's organizations.

"Pulling the String" is more than an exposé of leadership's shadow side; it is a vital resource offering hope and practical solutions for those entangled in the web of bad leadership. Through detailed analysis and tailored strategies, it provides a path for individuals and organizations to foster a culture of effective, ethical leadership. This book is an indispensable guide for executives, emerging leaders, and anyone affected by bad leadership, offering tools and insights to navigate and transform counterproductive leadership environments.