Question

There is a major conflict going on in Andy's department. Workers do not trust Andy. They resent his authoritarian style, and they resist his instructions and suggestions. Andy sees the workers as "drones," and they think of him as "Darth Vader." Initially, Andy's manager tells the workers to "put up with it" and to "get back to work." He refuses to listen to their complaints and imposes his instructions with a threat of discipline. A group of employees discusses the problem. Jane suggests that they just drop it and go back to work. She doesn't want to lose her job and fears that even if they win, their working relationship with Andy will be damaged beyond repair. Malcolm suggests that they go back to Andy's boss and explain that they think talking about Andy's behavior could improve productivity and quality. He tells the group they ought to write down and present the substance of their concerns, not just attack Andy's management style. Malcolm thinks they can work this out without removing Andy or getting fired themselves.

Answer 1

The correct answer is : aggressive behavior

Step-by-step explanation:

In this case, there is evidence of workplace aggression in which Andy is abusing from his authority role to impose his ideas and goals. This deviant behavior intended to harm the targets (co-workers) by making the fact clear who is ruling in the office. Frustration is one of the most common reasons.