What do you think prevents most business owners from acting on the vital importance of positive social relations in the workplace?

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    What do you think prevents most business owners from acting on the vital importance of positive social relations in the workplace?

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    • #188017
      zohreh
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      Arrogance, selfishness and arrogance, that they are managers and understand best

    • #62940
      Francisco
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      The cited mentality may be the rule amongst salaried workers, but my experience points to the most hardcore and ruthless individualists making the most successful business owners. None of their relationships is a coincidence and all of it is built so as to sustain their personal success. Perhaps I see it from a wrong perspective, but this is what i take from it as of now.

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      ORLANDO
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      I believe that anything that seems to them as a potential threat specially if they see untaped potencial in some of his workers will consider them as future threat for his supremacy.

    • #56216
      Nancy
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      Ego

    • #53489
      KatieBug
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      Pride.. and all around egoism. Alot of times the person is just to full of themselves to connect with someone else.. they see themselves as higher, maybe more important and smarter more accomplished.. there could be a multitude of small reasons that really amount to one giant reason, and that is egoism.

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      Wanting to succeed without really connecting with other people , only reaching to place number one on the working floor

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