Read the case study: "Too nice to people" and answer the questions on the Discussion Board. Share your opinion with your classmates by entering your answer in the initial post. This activity has a value of 6 points. You may comment to at least two classmate's comments. For due date refer to the course Calendar in the Tools area of Blackboard. Case: Too Nice to people John had just graduated from the College of Business Administration at State University and joined his family's small business, which employs twenty-five semiskilled workers. The first week on the job his dad called him in and said, "John, I 've had a chance to observe you working with the men and women for the past two days and, although I hate to, I feel I must say something. You are just too nice to people. I know they taught you that human relations stuff at the university, but it just doesn't work here. I remember when the Hawthorne studies were first reported and everybody at the university got all excited about them, but believes me, there is more to managing people than just being nice to them." How would you react to your father's comments if you were John? Do you think John's father understood and interpreted the Hawthorne Studies correctly? Use this concept in your answer John graduate from College of Business Administration Small family business Semi-skilled employees Father son relationship Working for the last two days Hawthorne studies More in managing people