Study: New managers thrive by balancing conflicting demands
A study of 45 audit senior associates at large U.S. accounting firms reveals that new leaders struggle with conflicting expectations rather than any single burden. The research, published in The Accounting Review, suggests that organizations play a key role in helping new managers handle these competing demands. The findings indicate that navigating such contradictions is essential for leadership development.
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