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This is absolutely true also, but it is generally easier to address than the need for physical interaction often felt by people in management. (I'm not trying t
by passive 11y ago
This is absolutely true also, but it is generally easier to address than the need for physical interaction often felt by people in management. (I'm not trying to be derogatory here, as good physical interaction is often closely tied to a manager's success, so it's natural that they would be wary of removing that aspect of their relationships.)
- rtpg 11y agoIt's not just management, the relationship between coworkers can be harder to develop when you're not (for example) having lunch together.