In the world of corporate games, where productivity and ambition intertwines, a silent problem often arises - the toxicity of the work culture. But what is even more interesting to observe, is the silence that surrounds this problem. Why can't employees bring themselves to speak up about the widespread toxic environment?
Entering the world of workplace conflict is like entering an unfamiliar space. No matter how idyllic the work atmosphere is, conflicts are an inseparable part of team life. And it is the way we deal with them that can either strengthen the team spirit or worsen it. Imagine you are part of a team working on a joint project. Everything is going smoothly until an issue arises among team members about the appropriate approach for the project’s solution. Discussions escalate into misunderstandings and tension is gradually increasing. If you had proven methods and strategies for resolving conflict, you could maintain team spirit and contribute to effective problem solving. That will be our aim in this article - discovering how to deal with potential conflicts and, at the same time, how to take advantage of opportunities to strengthen teamwork.
In the world of recruiting and finding new team members, companies face challenges that are not only professionally but often emotionally demanding. Recruiting new people to a team is like starting a new social community with its own backstories, dynamics, and relationships. But how do we ensure that this process is not only efficient, but also fair and in compliance with requirements?