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Abusive bosses experience short-lived benefits

WASHINGTON: Bosses who bully their employees experience well being for only a short while as abusive behaviour takes a toll on the mental state of supervisors after about a week a study has found

Updated At : 06:45 PM Sep 29, 2017 IST

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The benefits of abusive supervision appeared to be short-lived, lasting a week or less. File

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WASHINGTON: Bosses who bully their employees experience well being for only a short while, as abusive behaviour takes a toll on the mental state of supervisors after about a week, a study has found.

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