Colleagues Not Doing Jobs Properly Makes Staff the Angriest
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Colleagues not doing jobs properly makes staff the angriest at work
Nearly half (49%) of employees said that people that are perceived not to be doing their job properly is the thing that makes them angriest at work, according to a new survey. The YouGov survey, commissioned by workplace expert Acas, asked employees to consider what would make them the most angry while at work. Over two-fifths (44%) of respondents said it would be others claiming credit for their work, followed by an over-demanding boss (39%) an…
Colleagues Not Doing Jobs Properly Makes Staff the Angriest
Nearly half (49%) of employees said that people that are perceived not to be doing their job properly is the thing that makes them angriest at work. A YouGov survey, commissioned by workplace expert Acas, asked employees to consider what would make them the most angry while at work. More than two-fifths (44%) of respondents said it would be others claiming credit for their work, followed by an over-demanding boss (39%) and rude customers or staf…
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