workplace happiness
Businesses may realize far more negative consequences from bored employees than from those who report having too much work, according to research by Sirota Survey Intelligence.
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Losing a valuable employee can be a setback, and many managers are left wondering if they could have prevented it. Certainly there are cases where an employee sees a better opportunity elsewhere, and it would be disappointing to realize that those needs could have been fulfilled in his or her current employment.
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Understanding the seven traits of inspirational leadership
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Employees who prioritize career advancement suffer more than employees who prioritize job security
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Drowsiness during virtual meetings results from lack of stimulation, not mental overload
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Women leave academia at a higher rate than men at every career stage partly due to feeling pushed out
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Study finds some types of personal self-disclosure can help
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Research explores how simplistic employee surveys may overlook negative leadership practices in an organization
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Highly qualified personnel may chose startups over larger companies in spite of lower pay
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A growing unwillingness to cooperate in science can result in wasted time, and siloed knowledge
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