Likes and Dislikes: Reflecting on Our Work Experiences
Let's talk about the good, the bad, and everything in between when it comes to our jobs! 🤔💼
What are the aspects of your job that bring a smile to your face every day? Is it the supportive team, exciting projects, or perhaps the opportunity for growth and development? Share your likes in the comments below and let's celebrate the positive moments that make our work fulfilling! 🌟😊
On the flip side, what are the challenges or aspects of your job that you find less enjoyable? Maybe it's long hours, lack of recognition, or a task that doesn't quite align with your strengths. It's okay to acknowledge the dislikes too – it's all part of the journey to finding a role that truly resonates with you. Let's discuss and support each other through these moments! 🌻💬
Remember, every experience – positive or negative – teaches us something valuable and shapes our career path. Let's learn from each other and grow together! 🌱💪 #LikesAndDislikes #WorkLife #CareerReflection #JobSatisfaction #PositiveVibes #Challenges #Support #CareerJourney #GrowthMindset #WorkplaceCulture #CommunityDiscussion #ShareYourStory
Join the conversation and let's build a supportive community where we can share our work experiences openly and learn from each other's perspectives. Your voice matters! 🌈💼✨ #advice #jobsearch #motivation
If you've ever worked in an environment where one person is constantly talking about others behind their backs, you know how devastating that can be to morale and to the company culture. How would you respond to such a person? Ignore them, confront them, bring your concerns to management?
I have to handle this very differently now than I did when I was management. It has always been my habit to deal directly with gossipers to address their behavior and ensure they understood the meaning of "toxic work environment" and our HR policies and ensure they understood that they had a choice regarding their behavior and interactions with their coworkers and would be held accountable. This included social media gossip and harassment which was occasionally a thing that happened as they all knew each other outside of work & had for many years. Conversely, we also discussed genuinely how being the topic of workplace gossip would affect them and how they would want it handled. It usually staunched the negative behavior. I told them if they had issues or needed to vent that I had an open door policy, ensured confidentiality and would be happy to help them work through any work place issues.
Now that I work as a team member, I have confronted 2 coworkers and explained to them that I enjoy working together with everyone on the team & am not comfortable with them gossiping about others and that toxic behavior like that puts them in a very negative light and I would hate to see them alienated from a pretty great team dynamic. I am very friendly and caring in these conversations and once they got over their surprise at being called out (one on one, in private) they have changed their ways.
I also am certain never to overshare or blur the boundaries between being a coworker vs a friend.
#worklife Can't live on just BS, BS stinks, I may have nothing now, but nor did I say I did.. Feeling decent here at the #PeachFestival, but people need stop lying saying they with the band knowing they are not😂🔱⚡🖖
Seriously, anyone else have a manager who always has their back?!
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….who legit messes up everything…..
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Yes!!! Then as follows, "Damn I hate my life" or "what is this all for". Then you get home and see your family involved in their own little problems expecting you to solve their problems and then you turn to see man's best friend sitting at the door wagging that tail with unbelievable excitement and true love gleaming all over. You know you are home.
Transactional
I agree with both democratic & transactional. Both management styles tend to please the employees & boost the morale. Consequently that will increase the overall efficiency.
You need to be smart. Smart enough that you should have gone to college for a career that doesn’t break your body. You have to be able and willing to learn from people who don’t respect you. You have to spend tens of thousands of dollars on tools to get started. You have to keep buying tools your entire career.
You have to be brave enough to do work that you won’t know how to do till you’ve done it.
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office gossip brings dis-unity in working as a team, so in as much as I dont take part in it, I try all my possible best to stop my college from making it part of their work and stop such atitude.