Which of the following statements is true? a.) Managers should not ask about the plans, problems and desires of their direct reports. b.) Managers should be aware of workloads and appreciative of extra effort. c.) Direct reports should keep their personal problems out of the workplace. d.) Managers should not show an interest in the lives of their direct reports. SUBMIT MY ANSWER Report an issue with this question Sophia Sophia James Howard James Howard Jeff Carroll Jeff Carroll Direct Reports Sophia Sophia Make my favorite instructor PDF Version WHAT'S COVERED What does a good boss look like? Have you had bosses before that were good? Or perhaps some that were not so good? This tutorial will cover the topic of direct reports, focusing on an overview of how managers should interact with their direct reports. Our discussion breaks down as follows: 1. Caring About Direct Reports 2. Fairness to Direct Reports 3. Confronting Direct Reports 1. Caring About Direct Reports A good manager takes care of direct reports, and not simply how they're doing at their jobs. The caring should extend to issues that affect their jobs and may not necessarily originate in the office. You play, as a