A new study followed workers for a week to see how acts of incivility, like sarcasm or put-downs, could affect the likelihood of other acts of incivility occurring within the work environment. We speak with Chris Rosen, the report's author and a professor of Management in the Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas.
Incivility Could Beget Incivility In the Workplace
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