Middle managers don't get lots of respect in the workplace. And for a variety of reasons, scholars have mostly studied the worth of CEOs and the efficacy of various management practices. But a new study suggests that front-line supervisors are far more important than many have thought.
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Very good article. However I would say the boss- subordinate language has now changed to Manager- and employee.
on Dec 11, 2012