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19251. What to Do for Struggling Colleague? Harvard Business Review Case Study Solution (r1605k) NEW, FALL 2016. This paper provides a case study analysis and solution to a Harvard Business Review general management case study by John A. Quelch, Carin-Isabel Knoop, Amy Gallo, Barbara Ricci, and Ben Huh on a workplace stress and employee behavior issue at a service business. The case focuses on a manager’s dilemma concerning the erratic behavior of a colleague, his partner in an important project and the head of technology at the company. This brief case study analysis includes problem identification, analysis, discussion of alternatives, and recommendations. APA Style, 6 pages, 4 footnotes, 2 bibliographic sources.

TAGS: Struggling colleague Harvard case study solution, employee problems, human resource management, workplace stress, managing difficult interactions, mental illness

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