workplace bullying
While the term “bullying” is often associated with children, it is very common to see the same type of behavior in a work setting. Here are some startling facts about workplace bullying that you may not know.
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One of the main goals of THINK Academia is to spread awareness on what academic bullying looks like
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New research suggests many people think that men who are rude to both men and women are also gender blind
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Some employees who are abused by their bosses resolve not to repeat that pattern with their own subordinates
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New framework of behaviors could help reduce stress for employees
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In his research, Dr. Peter Harms examines three types of leaders in the workplace—the narcissist, the Machiavellian and the psychopath
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Incivil behaviors are less serious than openly hostile behavior such as bullying, harassment, and threats, but incivil behaviors are also more frequent
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