- feeling of alienation
- n. 疎外感
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feeling of alienation
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alienation — A feeling of detachment that causes employees to believe that their work is neither a relevant nor an important part of their life. Because conflicts and disputes, leading to underperformance, can be caused by alienation, managers need to be… … Big dictionary of business and management
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