Poor Work Cultures and Trauma Bonding With Your Colleagues
If you have uttered any of these statements, you may have a trauma bond with your workplace and your colleagues…
In today's fast-paced and competitive work environments, it is common for individuals to spend more time with their colleagues than with their own families. This can create a unique dynamic where employees form deep connections with their coworkers, often referred to as "workplace families."
While a positive work culture can foster a sense of belonging and support, a toxic work environment can lead to trauma bonding among colleagues. In this episode, we will explore the concept of trauma bonding in the context of poor work cultures and discuss its impact on individuals and organizations (and I will provide practical ideas to address said issues.)
I have had many people talk to me about this so here is a podcast episode covering:
I have helped many individuals and workplaces to optimise their organisaitonal culture, to create healthier teams and to create the right sub culture if your overall culture is untouchable.
Here’s to a world without crappy work cultures, without lousy leaders and without toxic teams. It can be done!
You don’t have to suffer at work. You don’t deserve it.
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