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9 TIPS THAT WILL HELP YOUNG PROFESSIONALS IN THE NETWORKING WORLD Thought we’d share this 2016 article from The Age. It’s titled Why Friendships Are Important at Work.
It offers some stimulating ideas. Here’s one that we thought was genuinely noteworthy:
In the workplace this means if you see other people as “foe” you are more likely to misinterpret their intent, which in turn leads to distrust, disagreement and unproductive competitive behaviour. None of which help to build a collaborative and productive workplace.
To find out more about these perspectives, look into the rest of this insightful piece.
