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The Adviser said that Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Fawad Chaudhry deserved a noble prize for his bad-mouth and constantly accusing others without any reason.

Traits seen among bad managers is that they are focused largely on themselves and lack self-awareness-they're not attuned to the impact they have on the people around them when they do things such as play favorites or bad-mouth or don't listen to others.

Veteran American journalist Bob Woodward in his new book "Fear: Trump in the White House," which was released in July, reported on a chaotic White House in which staffers sometimes seek to stave off Trump's impulses and regularly bad-mouth the president behind closed doors.

Surely, who needs telling that it is irresponsible, reckless, careless, thoughtless and foolish to publicly bad-mouth your employer in public?

When asked what you liked least about your previous position, be careful not to sound too negative and definitely do not bad-mouth a past supervisor or coworker.

Paula Hall, left, says it's best not to retaliate and bad-mouth your ex as this has a negative impact on the children

Is his ego such that he feels he can sarcastically bad-mouth all and they will back off cowering like some little schoolboy in front of the class bully?

"I always say we need to bad-mouth our country less.

According to The Daily Mirror, Cheryl may be paid her full contract despite being axed in the first week, but in return she must agree not to bad-mouth the show or Simon Cowell in public.

"He wasn't one of those who'd bad-mouth the manager to his team-mates if he was left out.

It's unprofessional and unethical for a boss and senior managers to bad-mouth an executive without first speaking to the executive.

"I don't want to bad-mouth my school, but there were at least a dozen people I know of who were on steroids," Lee says, adding: "It was in-your-face.