Employee Relationship
What should an employee and boss relationship be like?
I wanted to hear your thoughts on this. I know some people who feel that it should should strictly be business and very professional, while others think its okay for their boss to meet, or talk about their parents, significant other, etc.
Platonic .
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Supervisor and Employee Relationships/Friendships
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The Dresser $8.08 It’s life in the Theater with a capital T in this film adaptation of the London and Broadway hit by Ronald Harwood. Though we see other people, the film is really a duet between Sir (Albert Finney), an aging actor-manager who runs his own theater company, and Norman (Tom Courtenay), his dresser, who gets him into costume and, ultimately, into shape to go onstage each night. Sir is on his last legs… |
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January 26, 2012 5:24 am 
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