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Richard Feltham PhD Candidate Department of Drama University of Exeter Supervisor: Dr Kerrie Schaefer. r.m.feltham@ex.ac.uk. The Changing Role of Employees. From To Dependent Empowered Passive Assertive Childlike Mature Cynical Optimistic Competitive Cooperative

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  1. Richard FelthamPhD CandidateDepartment of DramaUniversity of ExeterSupervisor: Dr Kerrie Schaefer r.m.feltham@ex.ac.uk

  2. The Changing Role of Employees FromTo Dependent Empowered Passive Assertive Childlike Mature Cynical Optimistic Competitive Cooperative Distrustful Trusting Ignorant Informed Unskilled Skilled Assumed lazy Motivated

  3. Richard FelthamPhD CandidateDepartment of DramaUniversity of Exeter r.m.feltham@ex.ac.uk

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