In my point of view, I think yes, it will be able to do by managers to become friends with their subordinates because as they are working in one place and all the times they are getting help from each other and also the subordinates or the employee when they are working or make any types of mistakes, they always try to ask their managers to correct them and also get the help from them. So it’s really engaging relationships to them. So it’s not anything which is strange for them to become friends. They can be friends, they can be talked to each other in call when they go back to their home and also they can ask for each other in order to relate to their work. In my country, I see most of the companies and the friends are between employees and managers available and also even the boss also be friends with employees. So it’s not anything like that.
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In my point of view, I think yes, managers can become friends with their subordinates because they work in the same place and are always helping each other. When subordinates or employees make mistakes, they often ask their managers to correct them and seek their help. So, it creates really engaging relationships. It's not strange for them to become friends. They can talk to each other on calls when they go back home, and they can ask for each other's help to relate to their work. In my country, I see that in most companies, friendships exist between employees and managers, and even the boss can be friends with employees. So, it's not unusual at all. This kind of relationship can foster a positive work environment and enhance collaboration, making it easier for everyone to achieve their goals together.
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