If you don’t have the power to turn it around (e.g. if you’re not a director), the wise thing is to bail. It’s highly unlikely that you’ll make a significant de

If you don’t have the power to turn it around (e.g. if you’re not a director), the wise thing is to bail. It’s highly unlikely that you’ll make a significant dent in improving things there, so you’re just wasting your time working there. My 2cents. Been in a similar situation twice, bailed immediately, and my career has been fine.