Scapegoating Is Damaging to Individuals, Teams

Scapegoating - the practice of targeting another person or group when mistakes occur - is becoming more widespread. Although often the subject of jokes and humor, the actual practice damages both perpetrators and targets, and can be deadly when applied to members of a team. Learn more in this week's online Leadership Lesson. Leadership Lessons are posted twice monthly. An archive of previous Leadership Lessons is available.

Posted: May 09, 2008

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