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Virtually There: The Paradox of Proximity,and they share their secrets (and gossip) with us. While we think of friends as being “near’*’ to us, we can also stay “close” to those far away. Alternatively, we may feel “distant” from someone sitting right next to us (Turkic, 2011). This is the paradox of proximity. While both sides of the parad

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,Collégial Relationships and Social Support in Organizations,re, particularly one so large. In addition his new organization utilizes a lot of teamwork, which is new to him because in his previous job he was very independent and had little contact with coworkers. He is relieved to find that his onboarding experience is pleasant, with people in his workplace b

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,Understanding Leading, Leader–Follower Relations, and Ethical Leadership in Organizations,ant models, can motivate individuals and teams in a desired direction; cultivate constructive interpersonal relations; promote higher standards of conduct and performance; create a caring and supportive organizational culture; and encourage a range of other positive employee and organizational outco

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