A Relationship Is a “Feeling Thing” That Exists between Two People Who Associate with Each Other
You can’t see, taste, smell, or touch a relationship; you can only feel it in a psychological sense. Job relationships are usually different from social relationships. Job relationships exist only because you selected a certain company and were assigned to work with certain people in a specific department. In other words, in your social life you have a choice; on the job you do not. Nevertheless, working relationships are extremely important to you and your future because they will have a strong influence on your personality and personal productivity.
Working relationships of this nature are fascinating to study. For example, one interesting characteristic ...
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