Can Managers and Employees have Work Friendships?
Publisher: Corban OneSource
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One of the great debates in human resources is determining the fine line with Work friendships between managers and employees. When you spend 40 hours a week or more with someone, of course you would want to have a few work friendships with those people. Our co-workers are ” not only our break buddies and lunch dates, they’re our allies, our colleagues, and collaborators,” says INC writer Candice Galek.
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