#professional-behavior tag

Forget 996. The work inbox never sleeps

More than half of professionals check work email outside regular working hours, according to a recent study published by ZeroBounce, surveying 1,157 professionals in the United States and Europe last month. Nearly 3 in 4 professionals feel pressure to respond to emails off the clock, with that pressure intensifying among top earners.

Digital life

#workplace-communication

fromSilicon Canals

1 week ago

Miscellaneous

I started paying attention to who in my office apologizes before asking a question and the pattern maps almost perfectly onto who was raised in a household where curiosity was treated as disobedience. - Silicon Canals

fromSilicon Canals

2 weeks ago

Business

I spent six months documenting who gets interrupted in meetings versus who never does and the pattern had almost nothing to do with job title and everything to do with how someone was raised - Silicon Canals

fromSilicon Canals

1 week ago

Miscellaneous

I started paying attention to who in my office apologizes before asking a question and the pattern maps almost perfectly onto who was raised in a household where curiosity was treated as disobedience. - Silicon Canals

fromSilicon Canals

2 weeks ago

Business

I spent six months documenting who gets interrupted in meetings versus who never does and the pattern had almost nothing to do with job title and everything to do with how someone was raised - Silicon Canals

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fromFast Company

4 weeks ago

When bullying happens at work

If you've spent enough time in workplaces, on boards, or in other community organizations, you've probably had that moment where your stomach tightens in a meeting and you're not entirely sure why. A comment lands sideways. A tone shifts. Someone interrupts you for the third time. You walk away replaying the exchange, wondering whether you imagined it or whether something subtle but unmistakable just happened. That confusion is often the first sign you're dealing with a workplace bully.

Mental health

Law

fromAbove the Law

9 months ago

The Best Way To Handle The Jerks Working At Your Law Firm - Above the Law

The legal industry struggles to address the presence of jerks within law firms, with many lawyers tolerating bad behavior.

#professional-behavior#professional-behavior

Forget 996. The work inbox never sleeps

I started paying attention to who in my office apologizes before asking a question and the pattern maps almost perfectly onto who was raised in a household where curiosity was treated as disobedience. - Silicon Canals

I spent six months documenting who gets interrupted in meetings versus who never does and the pattern had almost nothing to do with job title and everything to do with how someone was raised - Silicon Canals

I started paying attention to who in my office apologizes before asking a question and the pattern maps almost perfectly onto who was raised in a household where curiosity was treated as disobedience. - Silicon Canals

I spent six months documenting who gets interrupted in meetings versus who never does and the pattern had almost nothing to do with job title and everything to do with how someone was raised - Silicon Canals

When bullying happens at work

The Best Way To Handle The Jerks Working At Your Law Firm - Above the Law

#professional-behavior
#professional-behavior