relating with others is just as important as working with others


Having a good relationship with those that you report to and work with, is important.

Keeping your head down, not causing any conflict with others, and getting your responsibilities done is not a relationship.

To name a few, open communication, feedback, trust, mindfulness, and mutual respect are characteristics that define a healthy working relationship.

Healthy, working relationships can make your work life a lot easier and more enjoyable.

When you’re happy at work, you’ll be happy outside of work, therefore the benefits are endless.

According to a study done by Gallup, people who have a friend at work are seven times more likely to be engaged in their jobs.


Given the ample amount of time employees spend together, the development of good relationships can increase employee morale and productivity in the workplace.

Conversely, a firm and unfriendly environment will have the opposite effect.

Although we are social beings that crave friendship and positive interactions, there will always be those that we don’t necessarily get along with.

While there are many ways to improve relations with coworkers, it can all be avoided if we were more watchful over our words and actions.

This is not a menial task.

Our words and actions have the greatest potential to damage our careers and relationships.

Consider the workplace a box of chocolate; you don’t know what you’re going to get – values, expectations, cultures, age ranges, personalities, etc.

For the sake of work, it’s best to maintain a professional relationship with everyone you come in contact with.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

5-Step Plan to Reverse Diabetes

Image
Step 1: Remove These Foods to Reverse Diabetes Naturally Certain foods negatively affect your blood sugar levels, cause inflammation and trigger immune responses. To reverse diabetes naturally, the first step is to remove these foods from your diet: Refined sugar: Refined sugar rapidly spikes blood glucose, and soda, fruit juice and other sugary beverages are the worst culprits. These forms of sugar enter the bloodstream rapidly and can cause extreme elevations in blood glucose. (7) Even though natural sweeteners like raw honey and maple syrup are better options, they can still affect blood sugar levels, so only use these foods on occasion. Your best option is to switch to stevia, a natural sweetener that won’t have as much of an impact. Grains: Grains, especially gluten-containing grains like wheat, contain large amounts of carbohydrates that are broken down into sugar within only a few minutes of consumption. Gluten can cause intestinal inflammation, which affects hormones like
Read more

Does apple cider vinegar help people with diabetes?

Image
Apple cider vinegar may have various health benefits, such as supporting weight loss and managing blood sugar. These benefits could help people with or at risk of diabetes. However, scientific research has not yet confirmed them. Scientists have yet to back up the majority of the health claims around apple cider vinegar with significant clinical research. However, some evidence has emerged to suggest that apple cider vinegar may have particular benefits for the management of diabetes. Diabetes is a chronic condition that leads to an inability to manage blood sugar levels properly. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), in 1980, around 108 million people had diabetes. Its prevalence has significantly increased over the past few decades to an estimated 422 million in 2014. This article looks at the research that links apple cider vinegar and diabetes, as well as ways to take apple cider vinegar effectively. According to scientists, apple cider vinegar has the potential to
Read more

The Dangers of Ego-Driven Spending: A Call for Reality Check

Image
In a world where status and outward appearances reign supreme, it's all too easy to fall into the trap of ego-driven spending. We live in a society where success is often measured by the size of our possessions and the prestige of our lifestyle. As a result, many of us find ourselves chasing after the latest trends and splurging on luxury items in a bid to keep up with the Joneses. But what if I told you that some of the wealthiest individuals in the world eschew ostentatious displays of wealth in favor of a more modest lifestyle? Take, for example, Warren Buffett, one of the most successful investors of all time. Despite his immense wealth, Buffett is known for his frugal habits, driving the same modest car and living in the same unassuming house for decades. Similarly, tech titan Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, is often seen wearing a simple gray t-shirt and jeans, despite being worth billions of dollars. And then there's Ingvar Kamprad, the founder of IKEA, who fam
Read more