The document appears to be a survey assessing an employee's manager. It contains 15 questions divided into three categories: participation and space, communication style, and authority & politics. The questions ask the employee to rate their manager on a scale of 0 to 5 in areas such as allowing input, debate, teamwork, giving credit, growth opportunities, clear expectations, impartiality, timely information, conflict resolution, confidential reporting, use of authority, and protection of employees.
The document appears to be a survey assessing an employee's manager. It contains 15 questions divided into three categories: participation and space, communication style, and authority & politics. The questions ask the employee to rate their manager on a scale of 0 to 5 in areas such as allowing input, debate, teamwork, giving credit, growth opportunities, clear expectations, impartiality, timely information, conflict resolution, confidential reporting, use of authority, and protection of employees.
The document appears to be a survey assessing an employee's manager. It contains 15 questions divided into three categories: participation and space, communication style, and authority & politics. The questions ask the employee to rate their manager on a scale of 0 to 5 in areas such as allowing input, debate, teamwork, giving credit, growth opportunities, clear expectations, impartiality, timely information, conflict resolution, confidential reporting, use of authority, and protection of employees.