How to Fix a Toxic Culture

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Written By Tammy Ari

MIT Sloan Management Review | Donald Sull and Charles Sull

Toxic cultures in the workplace can have serious consequences, leading to stress, anxiety, burnout, and even physical health issues among employees. Research indicates that three key drivers contribute to toxic cultures: toxic leadership, toxic social norms, and poor work design. This article explores these drivers and provides evidence-based interventions for addressing toxic cultures and fostering a healthier workplace environment.

Tammy Ari
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