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Blocking out the Noise: How to Prevail in a Negative Workplace

 


 

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Blocking out the Noise: How to Prevail in a Negative Workplace

A negative workplace can be one of the most challenging aspects of your professional career. Whether the negativity comes from colleagues, your manager, or the overall workplace culture, it can make every day a drag. So how can you prevail against all the negativity? Here are few tips to help you focus on yourself and your work — and not the negativity.

 

Break the Chain

Workplace negativity may get you down and even make you more negative without realizing it. Take a moment to step back and think about your own thoughts and behavior. See if you can identify any negativity that you are bringing to work. If you find that you are, in fact, bringing some negativity of your own, consider how you can change that. In what areas can you be more positive, let things go, or create a more productive experience for yourself and others? Doing so will help you break the chain of negativity not only for yourself, but also for your colleagues.

 

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What are some strategies for avoiding negative energy while remaining a team player?

Negative energy in a workplace can spread like a virus. Where negativity pervades an organization or team culture, it can actually become the basis for building relationships and a sense of belonging. Individuals bond by having a "common enemy." Maybe it's the boss, or a coworker, or the direction of the organization. Think of what sometimes happens in break rooms, after work at happy hours, or even through texts during virtual meetings. Energy is spent relating based on the negative versus relating based on shared goals, problem solving, or serving the organization's mission. This is why it can be so difficult to break the cycle. It's also what leads to burnout and turnover. So what can you do if you find yourself surrounded by negativity?

 

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