Is Your Manager A Weak Personality?

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Here are signs that could help you to know whether your manager is a weak personality:

1) If employees speak up or suggest, he/she shuts them down.
2) When things go wrong, does he/she instantly blame others?
3) He/She constantly scares or threatens people.
4) He/She follows policies without listening to his members.
5) He/She can't admit that they made an error and so fail to learn.

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