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You would be amazed at the number of managers that largely ignore the "feel-good" part of the job, or even contribute to the workplace being a crappy place to w
by cjalmeida 4y ago
You would be amazed at the number of managers that largely ignore the "feel-good" part of the job, or even contribute to the workplace being a crappy place to work.
Like the author said, actively improving the working environment when possible earns you "currency" and trust into making unpopular decisions easier to swallow.