What Leads to Negative Emotions Toward Supervisors?
Research investigates factors that influence workplace emotions and the quality of relationships between employees and supervisors.
Research investigates factors that influence workplace emotions and the quality of relationships between employees and supervisors.
Ethical leaders can inspire additional ethical behavior in the people they manage, which cascades down to lower levels of an organization.
Research finds that employees are more likely to benefit from training when they have good relationships with their supervisors.
Research finds that leaders play an important role in helping their followers develop trusting workplace relationships.
A recent research article proposes a new explanation for why some employees seem prone to having a poor relationship with their supervisor. What can they do to fix the problem?
Topic: Emotions at Work, Leadership, Personality Publication: Personality and Individual Differences Article: The “dark” side of leadership personality and transformational leadership: an exploratory study. Blogger: LitDigger Are you tired of all the literature linking narcissism to leadership? Ready for a new spin? Well, buckle your safety belts and whirl around with me. A
Researchers investigate whether workplace narcissism is as bad as it seems. Can it even lead to poor performance?
Researchers find that workplace training works better when organizations follow up to track employee progress.
An experimental study finds that non-White people may be passed over for leadership positions due to biased expectations of what makes a good leader.
Topic: Leadership, Motivation Publication: The Leadership Quarterly Article: Speech imagery and perceptions of charisma: The mediating role of positive affect Blogger: James Grand The qualities that define charismatic leaders such as Martin Luther King, Jr., Henry Ford, and Winston Churchill have intrigued organizational scholars for years. Research such as that