Discover how organizational and boss support levels predict manager retention, commitment, and satisfaction. Research reveals managers feeling highest support from both sources show lowest turnover intentions, while unsupported managers are most likely to leave.
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Culture change isn’t easy. The key to successfully transforming your organization is to build collective capability for new ways of working.
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