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There’s a problem with work relationships. We nurture them and expect them to be like our personal ones. But they’re not and can never be, writes Karen Frampton.
Life is not and should not be an endurance test; nor should your job.
It can be hard to do, but sometimes we should back off and let young people make their own decisions.
… and it might even make you less healthy.
But in a world made up of introverts, extroverts and, indeed, ambiverts how are companies accommodating for all?
When people get fed up of the same thing over and over again, a knee-jerk reaction is to look elsewhere. But that could be a mistake.
Are we genetically predisposed to inherit talent, or can we acquire same with practise?