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Disrupting Supervisor Incivility: The Role of Compassion in Navigating Subordinates’ Responses
Rude and discourteous behaviour called ‘incivility’ is prevalent and increasing in organisations. The literature on incivility has focused primarily on its harmful effects and maintenance. Research has shown that incivility is costly to targets’ wellbeing, and its harmful effects can spread among em
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