#WorkIssues

[masslaxer]

Jobs with ethical dilemmas (like accounts getting taken away from me to be worked by others, not being involved in the Hershey’s RFP, our SMB sales team being told we’ll have to split all Commerce deals 50%/50%, etc.)—> job dissatisfaction & me acting out

[nme-flow]

Hello lovelies! . I colour because it's fun and because it helps me wind down from the day. Life in general is stressful, and work makes it worse. Especially my boss. I'm just frustrated to the point of contemplating walking off the floor at times. I should have a move coming up that while hours and scheduling will be wildly less consistent, mentally it will be a better move. No one should wake up and ask "is today the day I will rage quit?" Or "should I save myself the trouble and just call out?" Every. Day. I'm all for earning my keep and working with purpose. But there's some situations that just aren't worth the money, no matter how good it is or what benefits are offered. . Also, I'm super excited about how I used every colour marker I have, and this still looks elegant and tasteful. Any ideas for what colour the neighbor on this page should be? Let me know. Please ignore the big green mark on the page. I dropped a marker when I uncapped it. . Night all! . . . . . . . . . . . . #maine #work #workissues #stress #colour #destress #destresswithcolouring #colouringbeforebed #flowergoth #moneyisnotworthyoursanity (at Bangor, Maine) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFS3mCShBTw/?igshid=w01razhthmbb

[feliciafortes]

What's for dinner? Imagine getting that question at work and imagine that you’re really lousy at making food. What do you do? Do you go to your boss and state that you didn’t get the work because of your cooking skills, but because of other merits or do you make crappy food and pretend it’s raining? ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Editorial illustration for Kommunalarbetaren. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ . . . #illustration #workissues #drawing #workersunite #digitalart #foodillustration #illustrator #draw #artistsoninstagram #illustratorsoninstagram #happyandstrong #lyckligochstark #photoshopillustration #instaart #crappyatcooking #digitalillustration #photoshop #creative #illustrationartists #cooking #editorial #digitaldrawing #editorialillustration #portrait #magazineillustration #illustrations #graphitedrawing #swedishillustrator #illustratorcentrum #associationofillustrators @kommunalarbetaren (at Reportagebörsen) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMukB58pe9O/?igshid=dp3bhg1hjk57

[redundantmidlife]

I hate lateness. Other people I know make a habit of it. How do I stop myself hating them?

I like to be on time. However, I always seem to end up waiting around for others who turn up late. They apologise. I then smile and say "that's fine" when inside I am a seething mass of rage, wanting to jump up and down on their souls. How do I stop myself hating them for their lateness? JA Marvin's answer: JA, I sympathise. I too am a stickler for time-keeping. I actually pride myself on being on time, getting a small buzz if it's to the minute, so neither early or late. I also seem to have gathered about me a rag tag group of sloths for whom watches are a fashion item and not a useful tool. Often when I'm out, they turn up late and start drinking, ignoring the fact I battled to the bar to get their pint and fought to keep seats spare for when they arrived. I used to be like you, smiling and accepting their lateness. Now I am less sympathetic, and often text my displeasure the minute after they should have arrived. Maybe it's a middle age thing. Admittedly, it hasn't made much difference, but it does make me feel better. I also make a point of making them buy the round when the arrive, but that's because I'm small minded and petulant.

Let people know they're late If you wanted to be constructive you could offer your late friends and colleagues tips to overcome their mortal sin of lateness, such as: Look at the clockWork out how long it will take to get somewhereSee what time you have to be thereTake one from the other Leave with that amount of time to get there (adding 10 mins on as contingency) Lateness is a genetic flaw However I now believe lateness is a genetic flaw. And I'm not alone, with some people thinking it's linked to personality traits. No one I have moaned at has managed to change their behaviour. Late people just don't understand the problem. They think you're uptight if you complain. For them, late is on time. On that basis you have to accept it, work with it, otherwise you will lose your sanity. Putting all your clocks back 15 mins could help, so when you think you're on time you're actually late too. Phoning them every few minutes to check their whereabouts might also work, although they might end up hating you. Texting 'how's it going' is a more innocent approach, but generally someone who is running late shouldn't have time to reply. If all else fails I would suggest finding some new friends and work colleagues who respect you and timekeeping more. It's a bit harder if it's family, but rest assured, you'll be much happier for it. Read the full article

[shevonne]

In your personal life, if there is tension with someone else who isn't a family member or friend, you can usually walk away and never speak to that person again if you want. ⁠ ⁠ In your business life, you can't do the same. In the workplace, there are different personalities, and not everyone will get along. It's just the way it is. However, you are not at work to be friends with everyone. You are there to be professional and work to achieve an end goal successfully. ⁠ ⁠ Therefore, you have to learn to work together. Listening is probably your most excellent tool. If you listen, then you can sometimes realize that it isn't personal. This makes it easier to find a way to work together, moving forward. Just make sure to leave the past where it belongs, and find a way that works for the two of you to continue working together.⁠ ⁠ The only caveat is if the other person is being aggressive in some way. If that's the case, it is time to escalate to your superiors. If leadership doesn't handle the situation and let it worsen, then maybe you should consider moving into a company that does. ⁠ More often than not, just having open and respectful communication and resolving misunderstandings can make a huge difference.⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #workissues #career #workadvice #careertips #careeradvice #careersuccess #careersupport #worktips #jobtips #workculture #workingplace #workethic #workworkworkworkwork #workingday #workmode #worklife #worklifestyle #enjoywork #workwork #workingmama #workingmomlife #coworker #workingwomen #workingwoman https://www.instagram.com/p/CEEuB1hHPJi/?igshid=1k3kardejr4xi

[kmp73]

So damn true! 😑 ugh! #workissues #bossproblems #annoying (at Richmond Hill, Ontario)

[eialliance]

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[daycarehero]

Don't lose today's strength just because you're focusing on tomorrow's problems. #momissues #dadissues #parentingissues #workissues #parenting . . . . . . . . . . #hangon #motivationalquotes #parentingquote #keepgoing #dontgiveup #parentingishard #dad #persistenceiskey #childcare #wellnessmom #dadstuff #dadsquad #dadswhocare #strongmama #fousontoday #postpartum #singleparenting #singleparents #breadwinner #workingmoms #northcarolina #newyorkcity #washingtonstate #texas #california https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu-MkpDgMzi/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1fvddtj4ulx9a

[jemthecrow]

When everything is always more urgent than employees concerns, negativity will spread. -Jon Gordon #quote #noComplainingRule #management #work #positivity #life #happinessIsAChoice #helloStockton #teamPixel #jonGordon #negativity #betterYourself #japaneseGardens #art #sanDiego #workIssues #workEnvironment #jemthecrow (at San Diego, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsyQN57BnWa/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=51x8and4isbf

[7angelsagency]

The world is your playground. Will you play or will it play you?

[0ut0f-this-w0rld-blog]

Calm and Quiet

Just because someone is calm and quiet, doesn’t mean they’re socially awkward or that they lack confidence. 

Please do tell me how is it that I “ lack confidence” when some co-workers who are loud and rowdy act very insecure around me - because I don’t fool around and do my job as required? Our world is honestly very f up if you think that being quiet means you’re dumb. 

That same loud chick whose supervisor told me that “I need more confidence” was the one telling me how she doesn’t feel it right that I do work on her line. She wastes her time in the lab and talks stupid all the time. Clearly she is the one insecure.  

Remember: the only downside of being quiet is that people will push you down and they think that they have a lot of confidence. The upside is however, that the quiet ones are the most observant one. 

P.S. don’t act like I will get swayed just because you may say that I lack confidence. You wouldn’t be able to handle half the sh1t that you spew at me. 

[redundantmidlife]

I hate lateness. Other people I know make a habit of it. How do I stop myself hating them?

I like to be on time. However, I always seem to end up waiting around for others who turn up late. They apologise. I then smile and say "that's fine" when inside I am a seething mass of rage, wanting to jump up and down on their souls. How do I stop myself hating them for their lateness? JA Marvin's answer: JA, I sympathise. I too am a stickler for time-keeping. I actually pride myself on being on time, getting a small buzz if it's to the minute, so neither early or late. I also seem to have gathered about me a rag tag group of sloths for whom watches are a fashion item and not a useful tool. Often when I'm out, they turn up late and start drinking, ignoring the fact I battled to the bar to get their pint and fought to keep seats spare for when they arrived. I used to be like you, smiling and accepting their lateness. Now I am less sympathetic, and often text my displeasure the minute after they should have arrived. Maybe it's a middle age thing. Admittedly, it hasn't made much difference, but it does make me feel better. I also make a point of making them buy the round when the arrive, but that's because I'm small minded and petulant.

Let people know they're late If you wanted to be constructive you could offer your late friends and colleagues tips to overcome their mortal sin of lateness, such as: Look at the clockWork out how long it will take to get somewhereSee what time you have to be thereTake one from the other Leave with that amount of time to get there (adding 10 mins on as contingency) Lateness is a genetic flaw However I now believe lateness is a genetic flaw. And I'm not alone, with some people thinking it's linked to personality traits. No one I have moaned at has managed to change their behaviour. Late people just don't understand the problem. They think you're uptight if you complain. For them, late is on time. On that basis you have to accept it, work with it, otherwise you will lose your sanity. Putting all your clocks back 15 mins could help, so when you think you're on time you're actually late too. Phoning them every few minutes to check their whereabouts might also work, although they might end up hating you. Texting 'how's it going' is a more innocent approach, but generally someone who is running late shouldn't have time to reply. If all else fails I would suggest finding some new friends and work colleagues who respect you and timekeeping more. It's a bit harder if it's family, but rest assured, you'll be much happier for it. Read the full article

[roddeezy]

| “I NOT LATE, I STAY HAWAIIAN TIME.” | • • • How ironic is that I planned to wear this shirt for work last night and I woke up late. Loving this long sleeve from @tcsurfshop in Hawaii. You should go pick up some for these kinds of occasions. Boss read it and said I guess I was on-time. #livingmybestlife #workissues #wokeuplikethis #hawaiianstyle #worklife #sittingatmydesk (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoAQyP_nl_T/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1nmdk39fx2n9p

[stop-throwing-shade-barrow-blog]

Workplace bullying break hearts, morale, drive, passion, and the confidence to do productive and meaningful work.

Ty Howard

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[hcalife-thegoodthebadtheugly]

Everyone has a place to destress, to workout their worries. This is mine 👍🏼