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Leaving Your Toxic Job

Leaving Your Toxic Job

Employees should know their worth in all environments, but should be able to recognize toxic (work) environments especially when they find themselves centered in extreme levels of toxicity.

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6 Ways To Prevent Job Burnout

Occupational burnout is caused by a continual demand for energy, stress, or resources at work. The first part of this article: Recognizing Job Burnout will help you familiarize yourself with it and its phases. This second edition will teach you how to prevent burnout from taking over your life by avoiding it altogether.

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Recognizing Job Burnout

The effect of job burnout on individuals, organizations, and workforce development programs can be vexing. Despite this, it is on the rise, especially in the United States, affecting one in four employees across all industries. It is crucial to recognize the signs of job burnout before it is too late, but what exactly is job burnout and how can it have a negative effect on your organization?

The advantages and disadvantages of lateral leadership

Lateral Leadership: Advantages And Disadvantages

Leadership is defined as an involvement of leading a group of people in the position of being a leader. Lateral leadership involves the same idea but incorporates the notion of leading people across organizations. People choose to take on accountability, proprietorship, and self-rule throughout an organization, regardless of their job title, position, or spot in the organizational pyramid of leadership

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Quiet Quitting And How To Prevent It

Quiet quitting refers to employees who opt to put little to no effort into their jobs. Generally speaking, they do not achieve more than the bare bones’ minimum – just enough to get by without being noticed by their superiors. The term was recently coined during the Great Resignation.

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5 Types Of Organizational Citizenship Behaviors (OCB)

Organizational citizenship behaviors (OCBs) are defined as any individual contribution that is positive, constructive, and discretionary and is not outlined in the formal job description. Contributions of this nature are not required. The term refers, in layman’s terms, to anything that the employee accomplishes voluntarily.

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