Violence? I'll show you violence
/ rage to beat the machine /
Getting angry at work may not be a bad thing, and may in fact help you move up the career ladder, researchers believe.
The Harvard Medical School study found those who repressed frustration were three times more likely to say they had reached a glass ceiling.
Thankfully it is noted that "Outright fury was destructive". One can thus assume that the rather intense outbursts of
Also note the conflicting advice laid-off workers are presented with:
Experts warn against real displays of [email] anger [at being fired] over concerns that it could hurt a future job search. Many caution against even a hint negativity.
"Don't show any bitterness. Don't complain. Just be positive," says Donna Flagg, a workplace expert and the President of The Krysalis Group, a business and management consulting firm in New York.
... or prehaps venting your anger is ok only when employed. When you're fired it's a liability one should watch out for.
Reposted from The Ames Prophecy, which I'm trying to resurrect, by plugging here
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