You report that academics are less satisfied with the leadership of their managers than workers in any other sector. However, we shouldn't rush to the conclusion that this is the fault of university managers. It could simply be that academics are more deficient in followership skills than workers in other sectors.
George MacDonald Ross, Department of philosophy, University of Leeds.
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