#3021. Impact of employees political skill on abusive supervision: does gender matter?

November 2026publication date
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Abstract:
The article examined whether employees with good political skills experience less abusive behavior from their superiors. The results show that the main findings prove that political skill reduces the level of harsh oversight. Moreover, due to cultural differences, male subordinates are more adept at using political skills to avoid abusive supervision compared to female subordinates.
Keywords:
Abusive supervision; Gender; Political skill

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