Performance punishment – when good work is more work
Performance punishment is when good workers get more work for doing a good job. It results into fatigue, burnout and attrition.
Behaviour is a mirror
Working with people can be challenging at times. Whether you have a people management role or not, we interact with people daily. Find out how you can handle different situations!
Performance punishment is when good workers get more work for doing a good job. It results into fatigue, burnout and attrition.
We talk a lot about rights and too little about duty. Rights are about entitlement and taking, duties are about giving and supporting or how to be responsible for others.
An employment gap has to be explained straight forward. Otherwise you ditch your chances of being selected for an interview.
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