Feeling undervalued at work

If we’re to survive workplace disruption, it won’t be enough to invest in skills and education, we need to make sure employers are putting those skills to good use, writes John Evans of the OECD.

A collection of insightful and relatable quotes that capture the frustration and disillusionment of feeling unappreciated at work, offering comfort and inspiration. undervalued at work quotes | being undervalued at work quotes | feeling undervalued at work quotes | feeling unappreciated at work quotes

How you feel valued may not align with how they show it. Think of the love languages with your partner. You expected snuggles & they.... washed your car. They showed they cared, but the way you expected. At work value looks to you like being left alone to get things done. Your employer shows value by giving you projects for exposure! Great, just didn't line up. Worse yet is feeling undervalued, with no idea where you stand with the organization. Click the link to learn what to do about it.

We all spend too much time complaining at work. Why? Because it feels good, requires minimal risk, and it’s easy. When we complain about someone else, the uncomfortable feelings begin to dissipate because complaining releases our pent up energy. That’s why we say things like “I’m venting” or “I’m blowing off steam.” But complaining creates a number of dysfunctional side effects (beyond the time wasted): It creates factions, prevents or delays productive engagement, reinforces and strengthens…

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There’s a lot of truth behind the saying, “People don't leave bad jobs. They leave bad bosses." More often than not, it’s not because they are underpaid, rather it’s because they feel undervalued and unappreciated. Sadly many managers think that they've fulfilled their duty by providing a paycheck, but that's not enough if you want...

By Sihui Huang Have you ever felt exhausted after a day at work? At the end of a busy day, you couldn’t remember how you spent your time. All you knew was that there was more to be done tomorrow. You were tired, overwhelmed, and even a bit frustrated...

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