Why being a people pleaser at work can backfire

Get the Full StoryIt s nice to be accommodating and help others succeed, but abandoning your own needs is not a winning strategy.

We all know the people pleaser in the office the one who takes on extra work, stays late without being asked, and is at the full disposal of the department manager. They also may agree with whatever the majority says and will dodge conflict, even though they are in the right. But does this mentality pay off? Likely not, say experts.

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