Middle managers also had 50% less ability to manage stress as compared to executives. Some of it is training and tools and support, some of it is executives have different support networks and infrastructure. Executives have different lived experiences than people are in the front line of management. Women with children, more than men with children, have greater stress on them.
https://fellow.app/supermanagers/brian-elliott-how-slack-svp-approaches-culture-and-provides-flexibility/
Middle managers don’t have it easy.
They actually have worse stress levels than anybody else, including individual contributors and executives.
In episode #120, Brian shares many results and interesting statistics done from pulse surveys at Future Forum on the way people are working.
Brian Elliott is the Executive Leader of the Future Forum, a consortium launched by Slack to enable leaders to redesign work to be better for people and organizations. Prior to Slack, Brian was General Manager of Google Express, Google’s full stack commerce platform.
Brian shares how managers are coping and what kind of strategies are actually working, what is workplace culture and how to offer real flexibility.
Tune in to hear all about Brian’s leadership journey and the lessons learned along the way!
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