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Quiz. Measuring the Degree of Toxicity!
Online magazines frequently address the issue of recognising workplace abuse and how to tackle it.
Almost every team has that one individual who inspires thoughts like, "Ugh, they're so toxic, let's steer clear of them!" This person invariably responds to any kind-hearted comment-even a compliment-with eye rolls, making you feel slighted after each interaction. As you read this, you have probably thought of someone who fits this description, didn't you? However, consider this: what if, to someone else, you are that person?
Life can be quite unpredictable! Often, we may not realise when we start to emit negativity, influencing those around us. It's essential to recognise these moments and quickly curb this negativity to prevent harmful effects on your personal relationships and career.
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