I’ve noticed a pattern in toxic workplaces (and honestly, in other group settings like church too). It’s not always the loud, obvious bullying that wears
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Navigating a Toxic Workplace While Staying Professional
I’ve been in my current role for about seven months, and despite minimal training, I’ve managed to perform above expectations by teaching myself the system.
The Hidden Dangers of Grey Rocking: Why Silence Isn’t Always Golden
The Hidden Dangers of Grey Rocking: Why Silence Isn’t Always GoldenGrey rocking — staying flat, detached, and emotionless — can be a lifesaver when dealing
The Limits of Grey Rocking: When Workplace “Invites” Are Really Performances
Grey rocking — keeping interactions flat, neutral, and drama-free — is a survival strategy in toxic environments. It works well when the goal is to
When Lunch Isn’t About Lunch: The Hidden Power Plays of Workplace Cliques
The Hidden Power Plays of Workplace Cliques In toxic workplaces, even something as simple as a lunch invitation can become a performance. On the surface,
Signs a Bully’s Tactics Are Losing Power Over You
The Shift One of the biggest shifts in dealing with manipulators, narcissists, or workplace bullies is realizing when you’ve stopped feeding the performance. Bullies thrive
My Voice Unchained 