You seem to have really bad luck at work. Stupid bosses. Whiny coworkers. Why do you get stuck with the problems? It may be time to face the reality: You're the problem.
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Everyone deals with difficult co-workers every now and then. But if you constantly feel like everyone at your workplace is difficult, you might well be the problem. A bad attitude and a toxic approach to your job can make life difficult for everyone, yourself included. Here are a few signs you need to take a step back and reframe things.
by Jennifer Parris, career writer for FlexJobs When it really comes down to it, there are two types of employees. There are those who create problems (and, perhaps, unnecessary drama) in the workplace—and then there are those who solve them. No matter what type of industry you work in, what type of job you have, or where you’re headed in your career, it’s essential to be able to objectively assess which type of worker you are. After all, your level of success (and…
Frank Sorrentino, CEO of ConnectOne Bank, gives a few tips on how to make sure employees are happily working for you.
I get asked a lot, “How do I know when it’s time to fire someone?” I get that question so…
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Should you provide coaching and training for a problem employee, or just cut your losses? Our Lebanon staffing firm shares signs it's time to fire someone:
At some point, we all have to deal with problem employees: people who are just plain difficult. But it’s not the end of the world.
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