Not sure if you are being bullied? Was that last interaction during the team meeting what you thought it was? Afraid to ask? Here are some examples to help clarify…
- Constant reminding of errors or faults
- Open, visible humiliation amongst peers, team members or customers
- Vocal Exploitation
- Intentionally providing misleading or incorrect information.
- Making jokes that are ‘obviously offensive’ by word or email or social media platforms.
- Intruding on a person’s privacy by harassing, snooping or stalking.
Fresh Spotlight
“Bullying builds character like nuclear waste creates superheroes. It’s a rare occurrence and often does much more damage than endowment.”
~ Zack W. Van
Updated 4/13/202
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