In a highly competitive workplace, "idlers" in the workplace have similar common problems: work has no sense of value, and the future is blurred and there is no way out; The professional crisis is deep and marginalized, becoming the most vulnerable "invisible person" to be kicked out.
Colleagues should be cooperating with each other, not competing with each other as "enemies". If you think of your coworkers as stumbling blocks to your own development, it will be difficult for you to gain a foothold in the office, and of course, it will be even more difficult for you to develop. Remember that mutual benefit is the basic prerequisite for collective acceptance.
You want to change your job after 3 years of hard work without a raise? Want to leave and feel the cost is high? Do you want to change jobs if it is inconsistent with the boss's values?
According to the Huffington Post, the office environment in the workplace is like the adult version of high school. People who like gossip tend to gather together to gossip, while lonely people can only sit by silently. A new study in Canada shows that people who are excluded and ignored in the workplace may actually suffer worse than being bullied.