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How to combat toxic bosses: Social media and flexible work can save careers, new research shows

Written by Andrew Edelblum, Assistant Professor of Marketing, University of Dayton

Slack can be a haven. So can flexible work.iStock/Getty Images Plus

In today’s high-pressure business world, demands like meeting sales targets and managing customer relationships are challenging enough. But for some workers, the real battle is surviving the toll of an abusive manager.

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