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Women Talk Too Much to Get Promoted
Researchers believe that talkative female employees can be perceived as complaining and blaming, or even displaying arrogance and self-righteousness. This may be a gender bias in the culture of the organization, but it's also necessary for women to be as silent as possible in the workplace if they want to succeed in their careers.
Why Do Leaders Force Out Good Employees And Rehire People Of Average Ability?
It's not that leaders don't like good employees, it's that they don't like good employees who don't listen and can't be controlled.
Finding Opportunity in Age Panic
Age panic is common in the workplace. On the contrary, those who have been living a full and self-fulfilling life will not panic because of their age. In the face of aging, look at it from a different perspective - "crisis" = "danger" + "opportunity".
Eight tips to help you improve your happiness in the workplace
People who succeed in their careers often endure loneliness and find happiness in those seemingly stylized processes. They are good at self-control and can let time follow their own arrangements.