The Ten Commandments for Dealing With Coworkers
Like it or not, your colleagues can have a powerful effect on your career and happiness. Here are Korn Ferry CEO Gary Burnison's tips for building positive working relationships.
When you look back at your previous jobs, what do you remember? Chances are the day-to-day tasks are hardly as clear as the interactions you had with your co-workers--for better or for worse. Indeed, the relationships you build with your colleagues can have powerful implications on your career. According to one study, 70% of employees say having friends at work is the biggest indicator of an enjoyable work life, and nearly 60 percent of men say they would refuse a higher-paying job if it meant not getting along with their colleagues. But getting along with coworkers can be tricky, and often requires a good deal of patience, emotional intelligence, and self-awareness. Check out Korn Ferry CEO Gary Burnison's ten tips for dealing with coworkers.
