When I talk about workplace relationships in my keynotes and with executives, the conversation usually starts in a very human place. People share stories about a manager who believed in them, a colleague who helped them through a difficult project, or a mentor who opened an unexpected door. Those relationships shape our careers in powerful ways. But at some point, a leader will ask a very practical question: “What does this mean for the business?” It’s a fair question. Organi

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When I speak about workplace relationships, people often nod along because the idea feels intuitive. Most of us know from experience that the people we work with have a huge impact on how we experience our jobs. A supportive manager can make a difficult project manageable. A trusted colleague can help solve a problem faster. A strong team can make even challenging work feel energizing. But occasionally someone will ask a very fair question. “Is there data behind this?” The an