Feckless (adjective)

1. Lacking initiative or strength of character; ineffective.
2. showing a lack of care or responsibility.

Origin:

Mid 17th century: from scottish and northern english dialect feck "effect, power" + -less.

Examples:

1. The feckless leader was unable to make any decisions.
2. His feckless attitude towards his work resulted in him getting fired.
3. The company's management was criticized for its feckless response to the crisis.
4. Feckless parents who neglect their children can face severe penalties.
5. The feckless employees were always looking for an excuse to leave early.