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Culture clash | The REAL reason TikTok has a 'toxic' leadership problem

The REAL reason TikTok has a 'toxic' leadership problem
The REAL reason TikTok has a 'toxic' leadership problem

In this myGrapevine+ exclusive article, we look at the problems TikTok in London is experiencing with an exodus of staff. It includes:

  • Analysis of the Financial Times article in which staff complained about a "toxic" culture

  • Why this is more likely to be behind the exodus than ecent comments by a senior executive saying he didn't think women should receive maternity leave

  • The importance of cross-cultural leadership within global organisations.

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