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Mar 2, 2026 26 min

The Harder They Fall

from Exposing Workplace Bullying Hosted by Dr. Jan Kircher

In this episode, Dr. Jan Kircher examines why bullies avoid consequences for so long and what shifts when accountability finally becomes real. She breaks down how organizations protect harmful behavior, why zero‑tolerance policies fail, and what it actually takes to dismantle bully culture. Through a real case example, she shows how structure can create temporary change, why it collapses without leadership support, and what organizations must build if they want accountability to stick. This podcast is independently funded. Consider supporting it at StopBullyCulture.com/Support Resources: Visit StopBullyCulture.com for practical tools and real support. Follow Exposing Workplace Bullying for updates and new episodes

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In this episode, Dr. Jan Kircher looks at what organizations and leaders must build to hold bullies accountable, end workplace bullying, and make accountability stick.

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