How can i be a successful manager

The last three years has destroyed my mental health and each job I move to it seems to be getting worse. Toxic work culture is real. My current company knows that I have complained about the bullying but they do nothing about it instead they encourage me to take a sabbatical. The problems will be the same, I have major anxiety so not sure if I could even relax and not in the mood to strategize how to deal with toxic work environments. Everyone on this page complains about it. How can we stop this !!

Recently, I took a career assessment and it came back with these 3 areas: top talents (execution, compassion, and inspection), solid talents (justice, discernment, logic, organization, connection, and communication), and passion (advocating, caregiving (I enjoy taking care of people), and finishing (whatever it is I started)). I know I don't want social work or teaching. I have no idea where to start.

I need to look at this more creatively rather than solely my duties. I have worked several jobs and advanced in my duties, but my mind is blocked with this question. I know I have improved my own timelines through efficiency, but I am struggling to think of examples other than that I have learned in my processes what causes bottlenecks or delays, and made small changes in my own personal processes to become more efficient. But I cannot think of something better than this where I implemented something and the company adopted my ideas. My work has been accounting/bookkeeping. I know there are ideas, but I am drawing blanks of great examples where I improved processes.

Hi, I am looking for an executive type position and have stumbled upon several suggestions to register for BlueSteps. They supposedly offer access to executive recruiters. Anybody here used them? Are they legitimate? Any other services to get on executive recruiters radar? I work in Financial Services industry.

I am all for diversity and inclusion and have even worked for pride events for several now. However I have been notified that the office of emergency management and special forces will be in place at this years parade due to the significant and credible threats that have increased as the event draws more attention. I live in the same town as the Club Q shooting and for the first time I fear for the safety of not only myself but our entire team and all of the people who visit our business. I know I will face a backlash if I do not participate in our first team event in ages. My concerns when brought to a supervisor were dismissed because backing out of supportive efforts has recently proven to have financial consequences for the larger corporations that have had a wishy washy position. My profesional experience and years of dedication to safety and security as well as my insider knowledge in the security community has been ignored. I can't protect everyone, I cant guarantee sales, and I can't predict the future. What should I do to opt out (which is what I feel is the safest thing right now) without being shunned for electing not to participate in a very public and potentially dangerous team event?

The company decided not to move me on to the final round of interviews. Is it ok for me to ask the recruiter for feedback behind their decision? This was for a high level executive position that I definitely am qualified for. The interviews I had went really well and I just can’t stop thinking about it.