#Workplace Challenges

[rosielindy]

There’s always one coworker who just can’t stop talking. Take a fucking breath already! 😫

[hustlingnaari]

https://hustlingnaari.com/top-10-workplace-challenges-women-face/

[mariafraniayu]

Navigating Workplace Challenges-How to Work with People You Don’t Like

In any workplace, we will inevitably encounter individuals we don’t particularly like. Working alongside such people can feel challenging, whether because of personality differences, contrasting values, or past negative experiences. However, maintaining professionalism is critical to ensuring a productive and harmonious work environment. The first step to navigating these situations is…

[insanethrottlebikernews]

Navigating the Challenges of DEI Policies 

By James “Hollywood”…

[samw3000]

Good Day )-_-)

How’s life?I’m doing alright! Just the usual: working, writing, and experimenting with ideas. Lately, I’ve been reading and thinking about how I want my journal entries to feel. But something else has been on my mind: BABYMAN BITCH formerly known as bossman. Picture a brick wall in a blazer that insists on being the most important person in the room, with all the best ideas at all times. Last I…

[in-sightpublishing]

Ask A Genius 1087: Regular People Supporting Ordinary People

Author(s): Rick Rosner and Scott Douglas Jacobsen Publication (Outlet/Website): Ask A Genius Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2024/08/17 Scott Douglas Jacobsen: I recall working at the pub in my hometown. I am relieved to be out of that environment. However, as you know, one must make a living and earn money. I was employed at the pub, one of the restaurants in town. I also took on janitorial…

[cyber-soul-smartz]

Navigating Life's Wilderness: Overcoming Relationship Changes and Workplace Challenges

Navigating the wilderness of relationship and workplace challenges has been a deeply personal journey for me. It’s filled with moments of doubt and growth. Sharing my wisdom, I hope to inspire resilience in you. #SelfHelp #OvercomingChallenges #Resilience

[harmeet-saggi]

Menopause's Impact On My Work Culture And Well-being

In today's fast-paced world, where hustle culture often celebrates relentless productivity and success, could we be overlooking a significant life transition affecting a large portion of the workforce?

Menopause, a natural phase marking the end of a woman's reproductive years, brings along physical and emotional changes that profoundly impact her overall well-being. But how does menopause reshape a woman's approach to her professional life? Let's embark on a comprehensive exploration, understanding the meanings and definitions of menopause, dissecting the challenges and symptoms it presents, and discovering how workplaces can better accommodate this transformative journey. know more

[crisp-writers]

Embracing Career Transformations with Courage and Resilience

Life often throws unexpected challenges our way, and navigating career transitions becomes a defining test of our resilience. In this article, we’ll delve into the story of an individual who recently faced such a pivotal moment, drawing inspiration and lessons from their experience. We’ll analyze the situation and outline a plan of action for moving forward with clarity, courage, and…

[mrablogger]

Navigating Challenging Situations: Confidence and Composure

Stay calm, calm, and confident in challenging situations. Gain confidence, enhance communication, and boost well-being.

The inability to stay composed and confident in challenging situations can have various negative consequences. In personal relationships, it can lead to misunderstandings, conflicts, and strained interactions. In the workplace, it may hinder one’s ability to handle high-pressure situations, make sound decisions, and effectively lead or collaborate with others. Moreover, persistent difficulties in…

[samw3000]

Mansplaining

His self-importance is self-evident to everyone but himselfHe listens merely long enough to think of what to say, then interrupts And shrugs others off with a dismissive “Yeah, yeah, yeah.” He even interrupts himselfAbsorbed with interjectingOnly to pause for what appears to be ...But is definitely not self-reflectingLooking up, up and awayFor more irrelevant things to sayAssuming his silence…

[daughter-heir]

just got my sexual harassment/retaliation and disability discrimination cases tentatively approved to take!!!! omg I’ve been fighting/researching for my life strategizing and proposing them to my supervisors the last few months. i’m so excited to get experience doing more anti-discrimination work this is the reason I went to law school. and I can’t wait to call the clients once it’s official (I have to write more legal memos first 😭) omg they are both going to be so happy :’) I worked my ass off for this and here I am doing the work that I love and making a positive impact!!!

[kyeterna]

Hellish clientele

[mejomonster]

i'm stressed for the day the govt decides to make pronouns illegal, by which the law will actually be implemented as "if someone decides you don't look like the gender THEY think you are, you will be charged with a crime"

and how in some workplaces like mine, where people show their preferred pronouns in work emails, that'll result in many people with digital email trails that could get them arrested (which of course means trans people in the workplace get charged, people who look cis and use he/him and she/her in their emails to be supportive probably will just be told to stop putting it in their emails)

and like. i know i probably can't do anything, except maybe stay in the closet. i know the workplace is not guaranteed to fucking warn their employees to maybe remove the digital proof of their pronouns if there's a law at risk of existing soon. and i know people's gender identity is really personal and important to a lot of people, including cis people. But i kind of wish there was a widespread trend in these workplace situations of EVERY (or at least a majority) of cis people putting "they/them/their" in their email signatures. The cis people (particularly those who look very gender conforming) will be the ones in the least danger of being charged with a crime. They are at very low risk of being charged with a crime, so they're the perfect people to break the law by saying their preferred pronouns are "they/them" and then taking the law to court if such a law restricting preferred pronouns passes. And if a trans employee is charged with a crime, the cis employees all using they/them can say their trans coworker is only doing EXACTLY THE SAME THING ALL THESE CIS PEOPLE ARE (using a pronoun someone thinks doesn't align with the gender they're assumed to be), and then saying either ALL employees need to be charged with a crime (which can then go to court) or none of them should be. Yeah that would require solidarity... I know I can't convince a bunch of cis people to start putting "they" as a pronoun in their emails (or some other pronoun that would result in them breaking the same 'preferred pronoun' type of law like "ze/zim"). But god, I wish I could.

I think about this because in the last few years, my state tried to make a law against using preferred pronouns in schools and government jobs (you know... which likely won't charge any cis person using the pronouns that match their gender even though that's a preferred pronoun too). And now that my state govt is a majority republican, they'll probably try to pass it again. I worry about all my coworkers with massive email trails, because they were TOLD to tell people their preferred pronouns, because the workplace said it would respect them, but I doubt the workplace will Protect them if it's no longer legal. My workplace had the shittiest answer when I raised my concerns, they said "don't worry about it until it happens"... once it happens, a bunch of trans people will be breaking the law by existing, and they will not have had the chance to protect themselves in advance (and their workplace will have done nothing in advance to protect them - such as warn them not to leave proof of their preferred identity after X date, and promising the workplace won't consider any pronouns said before X date to be breaking the law as far as reporting goes).

[theflyingfeeling]

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[mirrortouchedsea]

Day 4

Niki breathed a sigh of relief as he punched out for the night, groceries in one hand and power bar in the other. It had been a long day between Crazy:B’s rehearsal that morning and having to cover a coworker’s shift at Cinnamon that night and he really just wanted to go home and sleep for 12 hours, but he knew he still had to make something for dinner (and feed Rinne to boot). Just the thought of having to cook for himself after the day he had soured his mood. 

Niki ran through all of his quick meal prep options as he walked back to his dorm, only a little surprised that the door had been left open. Hiiro was prone to leaving it open when he left in a hurry so he brushed it off as that until-- 

“Niki-kyuuuuuuun!” 

Niki groaned as Rinne pulled him inside, tossing aside the bag of groceries much to Niki’s dismay. 

“Rinne-kun I’m really not in the mood right now!” 

“Not even for two meal vouchers for an all you can eat buffet? One that hasn’t kicked us out yet too~.” Rinne had two tickets in his hand waving them temptingly in front of Niki. He was very much going to get away with gambling away Niki’s wallet again for the night, though Niki made sure to knock some sense into him in the morning. 

Niki grabbed the tickets out of Rinne’s hand, already drooling at the thought. “You’re the best Rinne-kun! I love you so so so much!” 

“Wh-I love ya’ too, Niki-kun.” Rinne was always bashful whenever Niki expressed any sort of affection and Niki thought it was the cutest thing ever. “Now let's get going! The night is young!”