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Re:Employees spotting problems help the business, but leader... by icegreentea2 on Sunday August 10, 2025 @01:46PM (#44856888)
Article says that leaders react negatively to people who challenge the status quo because they are perceived as threats. Article says the exception to this is when the challengers also demonstrate a high level of trying to make things better.

This seems like pretty human behavior. Business leaders and managers will naturally tend to align their egos with the business status quo (in some form).

Re:Employees spotting problems help the business, but leader... by mangodrunk on Sunday August 10, 2025 @03:30PM (#44857573)
The status quo was likely brought about or continued by the leaders. Some people are very adaptable, which can have other issues, but for the most part that I have seen, they are not able to change, either through desire or ability.
Re:Employees spotting problems help the business, but leader... by bsoles on Sunday August 10, 2025 @02:11PM (#44857075)
I wish people made a distinction between "leaders" and "bosses". The people described in the article are not leaders.