The Management Mistakes of Donald Trump

Even before Trump announced his intention to run for US President, he was regularly courting controversy and often dealing with bad press (both in the US and internationally).

Since winning the position of POTUS however, Trump has (rather predictably) seen a surge in negative headlines, PR disasters and international controversy. Although you’d expect the bulk of this to come from his ill-advised outbursts via social media, reports of sexual harassment or relationships with Russia, few incidences have generated headlines quite as prominently as the release of Michael Wolff’s ‘Fire and Fury’.

An often scathing and explosive account of Trump’s time in the White House, Fire and Fury talks to several of Trump’s current and former employees, and paints a rather worrying picture of the leadership skills possessed by America’s leader.

Drawing on some of the implications made by Wolff, and the (alleged) treatment of people under Trump’s employ, London-based STL decided to take a look at his management style as a whole — and, in particular, the mistakes he seems to be making on a regular basis.

Their new infographic, fittingly titled The Management Mistakes of Donald Trump, covers six key mistakes the POTUS has made, and suggests a variety of ways you can avoid the same management pitfalls: