How often have you heard someone say this at work? Chances are, very often.
Within this statement, and many others like it, lie hints of a much deeper issues impacting the working world of many. Some may say it is a simple conversation starter or a longing desire to sleep in, with which I do not disagree. But a deeper underlying energy in these statements may provide a telling symptom of organizational dysfunction and personal despair.
If we are waiting for Friday are we truly engaged in our working life pursuits, the all-powerful “what we were meant to do”? Members of highly effective, innovative and progressive organizations are less likely to engage in these conversations and more likely to enjoy a balanced and fulfilling life.
So how do we get there from here you ask? This will be the subject of a new series of posts that will examine what’s at the root of dysfunctional and toxic workplaces and how we can begin to improve things for ourselves, our Co-Workers and more importantly the organizations of which we are a part of. Feel free to chime in as these roll out.
Friday, January 20, 2012
Is It Friday Yet?
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bosses,
business,
career,
companies,
depression,
organizational performance,
psychology,
sociology,
toxic workforce,
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