High-Empathy Managers Pay a Price for delivering negative feedback

KUAF | By Kyle Kellams

Published August 13, 2021 at 12:12 PM CDT

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New research conducted at the University of Arkansas and Florida International University indicates managers with high levels of empathy pay an emotional price after giving negative feedback.

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