A software developer faced daily abuse from his boss after a bug in his code. He was eventually fired without warning. However, a terminati...

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The findings, published in the Journal of Management, highlight the consequences of abusive supervision.

Certain types of 'psychopaths' actually benefit and flourish under abusive bosses.

The researchers found that supervisors who were abusive felt a sense of recovery because their boorish behaviour helped replenish their men...

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The study, conducted in China and the US, suggests the toxic effect of nonphysical abuse by a supervisor is much broader than believed.