Turning to colleagues for help
Over time, the responsibilities of managers—and the number of workers who report to them—have skyrocketed, making it more difficult to provide that hands-on assistance.
As a result, employees are turning to their colleagues for the help and advice they would have traditionally sought from a manager.
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