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Mam can you answer my question that i am working on a corporate for last 2.5 years i get small position but my salary structure is not good and also they transfer me a odd location that’s i didn’t want, i got promotion 3 months ago but not that much good hike, i want to leave that job but i am little bit nervous that if they create problems what can i do then please answer me as soon as possible
Should I call the police, have them arrested and lock up these cowardly lazy bullies who are so miserable and super jealous of top workers, jealous that i own a condo, got money. Bums will always be bums. Bums only attract losers like them. Working 40 years as a top worker. Never let these fools ever win. 56 here trying to destroy my reputation with defamation of character. Saying I go harassing's women , stalking them, drinking, I'm crazy, insecure, unstable. All 100% pure bs. My managers all know who I am. Never been suspended. Gaslight me, using flying monkeys, gang stalking me. Been doing this to me for the last 16 years. This is criminal? But they never get fired. I need solid proof. No one wants to investigate. Maybe I should hire an investigator. lol Get them to do a lie detector test. My managers want to go nothing to be afraid of the bullies. Huge red flag. Gang stalking in my condo to have people be scared of me and to hate me thinking that they will kick me out. I'm very respectful and have owned my condo for 14 years. Bullies at work are so jealous. I just ignore it at work and in my condo or should i do something about it since it will never stop trying to destroy me?
Right! Gotta get out of a situation before they demoralize your worth. There's a lot of other opportunities out there who will appreciate our worth 🙌🙌🙌💯🍻
Congrates to everyone who left stress and anxiety job I've also left 80K per month job because of health issues in rotational night shift. Cherrs and enjoying no job from past 4 months adding one more thing everyone running towards having a gf and maine bhabhi set kr li apnr ghr ke samne 38 years having two kids. 😅
Is easy to say, if you have $$ at the bank, they cut my hours drastically on my job. I tried to apply for Unemployment, ID me doesn’t answer my e-mails so they can’t identify me. If I don’t go to work, how am going to pay my rent? I feel trap and soo depress😡
The number one hint is : gut feeling. You will know, if you are honest to yourself, that something is wrong. And if something is wrong, it does not get better with time.
@@deliveryguyrx same I always have this feeling, that I can't fit it. I am working for more than year and I am already started to feel burned out and depressed.
@@deliveryguyrx From my experience, just do the job for the sake of pay or salary, so that you dont be demorlized if you have take big step because you are not counting on anyone
How does one do this? I’ve been a in a the wrong job for a year knowing from month 3 it wasn’t for me. I feel like it’s very hard to get the next opportunity?
Five Points: 0:48 Leave Before It Gets Messy 2:31 The Sweet Trap 4:04 No Growth or Very Little Work 5:23 Work Is Downgraded 6:56 No Reward For Up-scaling
Most company do not reward for upscaling...u only get your monetary worth after you exit , or when u put down your papers ... am writing from practical experience
The manager in my workplace is so malignant that many people just walked out without giving any notice. I gave my resignation letter last week and can not wait for this to be over. Surely, your mental health is too important to tolerate harrasments and bullying, whether in an active or passive form.
Same with me. I quit my job a month ago due to verbal abuse and toxic work environment. Favoritism is the name of the game in some of these corporations. I got yelled at, blamed for things I didn't do or have any knowledge of, micromanaged like 84% of the time, etc. I had a gut feeling for weeks that I was being pushed out! Then when my hours got reduced in November, that's what my gut was telling me
Finding a job with good people is so important for mental health and growth. Staying in a toxic work environment is one of the worst things you can do to yourself professionally and personally.
Especially when you work around snakes who talk behind your back and their is favouritism 😢 and the manager talks about your business to the whole workshop
Good analysis. Many employees fall prey to the sweet trap. Another misconception is "don't leave till you have another job in hand." I believe that is the worst reason to continue in a toxic work environment.
That's not a misconception. It's a fact. It's always better to have another opportunity before you leave one. Otherwise, the level of stress you will be facing after leaving your current job will be many times greater than the level of stress you were having while having that job! If in case it's not the same for you, then that's an exception where you can leave your job first and then look for another one.
@@amanmanojpreeti It's all about planning. Mostly financial planning. Also, your networking skills, how you have developed your network and your capabilities play a role. A mediocre performer will be stuck in a toxic workplace for eternity. One or the other excuse will always be there.
Also, I will suggest to add Red Flag no.6 - Lack of Mutual respect, Transparency and Trust in communication, which I believe one of the most important value at your workplace.
I had bumped heads with my store manager. He came to me and said he wanted to start fresh. I said that’s fine but I still don’t trust him. Now, he keeps it short , talks to the other coworkers , barely acknowledges me and my improvements around the workplace and leaves me out of conversations. He is very immature. He is a drama queen too. But he has a whole wide and two kids at home. But he notices that I’m unbothered by him.
I am a Fresher at my current job & I see this attitude from my co-workers. Maybe because I make many mistakes, then again, I'm a Fresher so I'm bound to make mistakes
Leave immediately if you are more talented than your boss. This will happen due to transfer etc. knowingly no boss will hire a smarter guy than himself.
I feel like i shouldnt be a unicorn, but i always hired peoole smarter than me in the skills i sucked at. It didnt mean they were smarter than me in general, but I definitely saw value in hiring people that could do things i couldn't. It didnt make sense for me as a manager to try and know/do everything. Some people have amazing skillsets and id rather know i have that person on my team than me do a half ass job.
It was so bad that even the boss started copying my behavior and my way of thinking... after few years of harassment from him, I finally left. He didn't allow me to do my job properly, everything was a threat to him.
Mine was definitely #1. My boss would visibly cringe whenever I spoke. She spent more time trying to undermine me than actually solve problems for the business.
Same happened with me. My manager never cared to appreciate my worth and just went ahead with constantly finding loopholes in my work. I had to resign for peace of mind✌️
That is just horrible. I've been there. I also managed others and I can tell you there is nothing wrong with you. As a manager, even with people I didn't like at first glance, I made it my responsibility to get to know them, to make the effort and I always loved them in the end. It is not about you, it is about lousy managers.
@@nvr5490managers need to talk to everyone! My manager shows favoritism and acts so childish. He barely speaks to me I just keep it professional with him.
Left a toxic workplace yesterday. They pushed me right out the door into a better job. They've asked me to reconsider but that chapter is over. I'm glad I left as a professional while maintaining character and integrity. (uncommon values in that environment)
Yesterday I decided to leave company because I don't want to tolerate emotional abuse and discrimination my mind stability is more important than aganist some pennies now i will push myself for better job
I was harassed from day one in the newly assigned Client project. I was told no release will be given, instead disciplinary HR action will be taken for not following official timings as the client has escalated it. Hardly anyone was following it anyway but I was only one being cherry picked. Keep in mind 11-12 hrs of work doesn't matter to them + 3 hrs travelling, Saturday work. Can't take leave, have to use only comp offs as leave will affect their billing. When I said I will come by 9am then leave by 6pm everyday, the response was- you will get that kind of appraisal. I resigned today in a messy way & there is a very high probability that they will make my notice period hellish as possible. In India, these big MNCs are practising Modern Day Bonded Labour. I feel pity for those who can't muster the courage to end this slavery. IMO, Self respect should be paramount!
@@AliAkbar-rn3zk Hi , I work in one of the service based companies as a junio dev, There is hardly any tasks , Senior devs are not guiding or helpinig , They will only do the task and not share the knowledge of task assigned to me , I am already suffering from illness , But trying to survive in job , Even family wants me to move out of house and stay independently , All adding up to stress , here no growth. Maybe client will kick me out soon telling i am not contributing.
This is because there's lot of freshers and female candid waiting to work for less. It's better to do own business after accumulating some money rather than being a mule.
please add this to your list, 1. no active projects or measurable work coming from management 2. no growth in the team or in the company 3. massive spending on team dinners and parties as if there is no tomorrow 4. no communication by management on your current workload or future tasks 4. lots of team gossips about others - this is big list and more. most important is after layoffs people usually landup in far better job elsewhere 👍
What if it is complete opposite of point no.3 ..... if a company is not spending anything on fun things, parties, dinners, team building fun activity, no gifts at all in year (like diwali or birthday etc.) ? ........... Happened with me, company pretty good and well reputed for contributing to India (maybe you can guess), I was also highly rated in my 1st appraisal 1st job, but still less increment percent ;;;;; I feel not very happy, but maybe i am wrong
I was working in the same office as a senior colleague. She was friendly and I sought her out for advice. However, behind her smile she was a snake. One time, I made a mistake, she made it a point to complain about me behind my back to senior management and went on later to explain that she did it for my benefit. Since then, I have learned to be aware of my surroundings and the people I keep close. These are unknown dangers lurking in the office.
No growth, no big fat salary..no respect ...my resignation letter is ready in my desk 🥰just working hard to find another job so i can save up and open up my own business
Spot on! o my detriment, I have ignored nearly every one of those red flags and regretted it later on. Two generations ago staying loyal to one employer was often a very well reward thing. Those days are mostly gone, especially if you notice any of the red flags in the vid! Great info. Thanks.
I lost my job recently, I actually see myself in everything you talked about in this video, my coworkers even talking shit behind my back, spreading rumors thats not even true, only becouse they hate me. I'm actually happy to leave that job, to take up my studies again, thats what everyone should focus on really!
Also: 1. If your vertical/team is not recognised 2. If your boss is weak and powerless 3. If your boss's boss is stupid 4. If business is not happening well 5. If your profile/boss is downgraded/disrespected 6. Your gut feel
Dear Friends, i have a total 12 years of work exp, the first point is VERY VERY TRUE.. Leave the organization when you and your manager dont get along well. There should be no reasons to stay back.
I so relate to point #1. My manager on the new account within the company was never happy with anything I did. He gave me constructive feedback 2 weeks after I got promoted 😝 Always left me so confused, till the day when he gave me a feedback that should not be “too jovial” and “interact too much” on the floor 😝 Am an extrovert and people tend to love this quality but somehow this microdick guy doesn’t like me because of this 😝 I resigned soon after because my personality is something I would not change for a mere job.
No. 4... My boss harassed & compelled me to get higher levels of qualifications, of which I happily wanted to do anyway , but then she accused me of only furthering my education so that she'd have to pay me more. Hearing that confirmed that my boss is toxic & that she wants the highest standard of work & employee, but she just wants to pay them an unfair bare minimum. I told her that it's not working out that I remain her employee & that I wanted to leave..... My new employer appreciates my efforts for her & she compensates me fairly to make it mutually worthwhile for both of us & I couldn't be happier. Our work life is too short to put up with an employer that wants to psychologically & financially use & abuse us & if we put up with it we are just hurting ourselves. Thanks for the video.
My two exits in 2 companies, 1. company's people 10000 yr back culture (they don't like festival, birthdays...) 2. company say time is 9-6 then all days they work 9-7:30 atleast, (not get work life balance , only work)
💯 % about an unspeakable friction. I wish more people talked about this. It’s so hard to know about this dynamic before accepting a job. Such is my case. No matter what great work I do, it’s never great to their standards. There is always something to knit pick and with my colleague it is never an issue. You speak the truth about ALL the other reasons. So on point. Thank you for sharing!!
All 5 of your points are valid ones and I can vouch for all of them to be true after I learnt about them the hard and bitter way. My manager and supervisor in my company where I worked 10 years ago had got an unexplainable friction with me inspite of I being the top performer for month on month for over three years straight. I would get the highest amount of appreciations but no monetary or even leaves benefits in the organisation. Infact, inspite of being the highest performer, they conspired along with the supervisor and the HR to even throw me out of the company. The company was Hewlett Packard before the split. Now look what has happened to the company and the part of the organisation where I worked was so unceremoniously spat out from the parent organisation to become what is today called DXC with all of its brand value gone and even those managers left without anything to feel proud about.
I've seen this happen every now and then, and in many orgs. However, things are changing in hybrid mode, where the ability to add something to the table on your own is paramount.
@@muruganr4581 true. I think nowadays, you need to be adding something from your own to the table and only then will you have a place in the organisation. No more nepotism and office politics is still there but reduced to some extent.
Mine was 1. Keep taking on more and more projects without increasing the number of employees. 2. Delays the promise 6 month evaluation/increase. Or if you only bring it up. 3. No pay for overtime. But decreases your salary for tardiness. 4. Compulsory be available anytime. Else, you should inform hin of your personal schedules during rest days just so he knows that you are "busy" 5. His use of the word "family" is just soo weird for me everytime. 6. Does not orientate you or discuss with you additional tasks you will be taking after a colleague left. He terms it as "help" and if you didnt help him, you become the bad guy. 7. Your coworker is his son. And he does almost next to nothing. So you get the brunt of his work. 8. His son's mistakes are yours. Because he cant get his shit up to tell off his own son as the boss. 9. Randomly creates rules that is not written on memo nor been implemented before. 10. Offers minimum compensation and tell you that you will be gaining skills and learning to equal it. I should really leave. Sigh. Writing this made it open my eyes wide. I just find it hard to leave because my coworkers have been very kind and me leaving will then result to a lower number of workers therefore jampacking them with work. 😢
I admire your sense of assessing these red flags..The fact is many people don't realise this that no matter how hard you work some organizations which will never be uplift u.
Same happened with me in PwC.The manager was so worst at the end that he decided to throw me out even after I gave the better performance."leave before it get messy". Managers sometime feels they are God and they can do anything.
#4 Happened with me. I completed one of my certifications and even had a discussion with my HR as a request if they would be able to increase my salary or at-least give a bonus. Nope they didn't after waiting for few months. I knew it's a major red flag for me, so I exited peacefully.
I can relate to all of these, I've even reported my manager, HR wants to speak to me but I'm out sick right now. I have a job lined up and there's three other staff members planning on leaving too. Time to move forward there's more to life and plenty of jobs out there even an in-between job is better than staying in a toxic environment
Working for Good Boss is more important than a great Company. I realised it while reporting to my boss and also when my Team started reporting to me.. don't worry...both times had a very healthy environment 😊
#1 happens very often - it is so common in industry these days, that it is very hard to avoid this kind of situation since it is out of your own control. Sometimes you have to sit it out a bit. But not too long, correct! #2 occurs often with supervisors who say the opposite of what they actually do. It often follows this pattern. Try to move on from such person. #3 is also called minimizing. Was once in this situation and left by myself before something worse could happen. #4 is often in conjunction with supervisor behavior of having favorites - few favorites get all the credit where others are (ab)used to support them. If two ore more of #1 to #4 are currently present at work - often they come as sort of combination -, get out of there.
Problem is when your company doesn't even ask you to resign due to no work and you're being persistent not to stay anymore and to harm your future prospects. Simply raises so many doubts in your next hiring process which dampens your prospects drastically 😢
The Sweet Trap and No Reward for Up-scaling are two Red Flags I am seeing happening to me now. Thanks so much for this great video. I'll have to start planning my exit.
Sweet trap means ki behla fusla ke apna kaam log aapse karwaayenge office mei,right taaki unki kahi jaana ho toh jaa sake aur aapka time barbaad ho,working hours badhe and uska compensation ke tor pe paise bhi na mile
@@ameyarchMy goodness. You are in a worse situation than me. I'm in a job where I neither enjoy the work nor get paid. But asking you to Pay Back is very sad
@ much better, and I am happy to make the decision to move, even though its very hard to learn new skills, but having to manage toxic workplace is harder
Thanks for making this video and discussing it. May be if I knew all this before, at least I could save myself from the mental stress and emotional trap laid by the start-up company. Most of the companies even do the same with their interns as well; at the end, they behave like... I've got no words, now I scared to apply to any other company.... If I feel the company has not behaved properly with me,As intern... do I have any right to legally complain against them ?
I think it will be better for you to move ahead, instead of fighting with company. You may win but you will lost your precious time and energy at such. Keep practicing with new courses in market and move ahead. Now you may not accept the decision easily, but am sure Later you will realise that it was good decision. I have gone through same.
Indian laws are so bised that company can buy your lawyer or judges to make you loose legal battle, There is no lebor laws have no provision to support victim employee, Just leave it and find other good work with good Salary, If you have skills you can start again in other company, I my self fooled by ex employer some years ago, I just resigned peacefull and found other good job, I don't even remember a name of those trouble manager's, So just move on friend
@theCorporateDiaries Im glad i saw your video. Im in a pretty unsettling situation at my current job where this list is almost to the letter. Alot of this "Were a supportive family, youre very good at your job, etc" but its a weird vibe right now. Thank you for the insight!
This has inspired me to put in my 30 day notice. It’s actually been a great job but it’s like a train that won’t stop. I’m on call 24/7 and there’s no success with my attempts to delegate or scale it back. With each year the pressure increases and I learn how to work faster and more hours. I just wanna get off the train and focus on caring for my elderly parents.
You’re the first HR professional I respect. Thanks for creating this video!! Rest of 99.9999% are not required, should be eliminated from any org like termites. I think colleges should shop HR degrees, so that no people with degrees. Simply put, I HATE THEM THE MOST.
Appreciate all the points mentioned and they all are True. The only issue is, say, you join a company and found a sweet trap ....so you leave it and now in the next company same thing happens !!!! then you are stuck ( and unfortunately the probability of a sweet trap is way more then not getting in to it )
exactly. and you cannot mention these reasons to leave the company to a new company HR. It is everywhere,all we can do is to identify it and delay it so we can get out smoothly.
Thank you, almost all of these things have happened with me in the last 7 years of my career. You summed this up so well, wish I have had your video when I started my career.
I really appreciate this video, as I have never heard these things before. I am currently dealing with #1, 3 and 5. I have been debating whether I should apply for new jobs, but now I have confirmation that indeed I must apply for new jobs asap! Thank you for sharing this content.
Hi, Thanks for the video. All 5 points discussed in video are correct. Also I think there could be another point (6th point) about consistent over-work or related burnout being reason of employee's resignation or search for other opportunity.
You have software services in mind when you mention these 5 indicators of Employer-Employee friction. Being a middle-level govt servant, I can tell you 4 of these apply to Govt. Service as well. Fortunately public servants get pay-hike as per time-scale even if their track-record is not good. This makes them complacent and irreverent.
I missed many of these red flags and finally when project pressure gone high to sky i just absconded from hyd wipro, Doing too many contract jobs caused this .. I ended IT career like that... .. proper exit in right time and taking my time to rejunivate would have saved my career.. now back to my relatives company to give training to freshers on my domain after 5 long year career gap..
I am working as designer but my company is telling me quality and production work as well. When I asked about this my manager told me you shouldn’t be deciding what you should do or what you shouldn’t be doing.
I am having massive friction with my boss and like you mentioned in this video, we clash and something changes in the dynamic when we communicate. In all our meetings she keeps mentioning issues and I'm trying to improve but it's taking time and she has no patience and it's clear she wants me out of the door.
I see those types of bosses as a challenge/competitor that I need to beat. It takes a lot of patience, but it's amazing how much more skilled and cunning you get with this mindset. Doesn't work for all situations though, some bosses are so toxic, it's just best for your own mental health to leave and secure the good reference for another job.
Then leave b4 she throws u out or else it will be too late. I was forced to leave in 2022 & up to now I'm not settled yet due to a bad recommendation every where I have tried to get a job!!!
Should I call the police, have them arrested and lock up these cowardly lazy bullies who are so miserable and super jealous of top workers, jealous that i own a condo, got money. Bums will always be bums. Bums only attract losers like them. Working 40 years as a top worker. Never let these fools ever win. 56 here trying to destroy my reputation with defamation of character. Saying I go harassing's women , stalking them, drinking, I'm crazy, insecure, unstable. All 100% pure bs. My managers all know who I am. Never been suspended. Gaslight me, using flying monkeys, gang stalking me. Been doing this to me for the last 16 years. This is criminal? But they never get fired. I need solid proof. No one wants to investigate. Maybe I should hire an investigator. lol Get them to do a lie detector test. My managers want to go nothing to be afraid of the bullies. Huge red flag. Gang stalking in my condo to have people be scared of me and to hate me thinking that they will kick me out. I'm very respectful and have owned my condo for 14 years. Bullies at work are so jealous. I just ignore it at work and in my condo or should i do something about it since it will never stop trying to destroy me?
hello ma'am, Thanks for sharing this information...I realized that I am caught up in a sweet trap :) . I have delivered three projects as a team lead and still I am getting paid less than ppl who joined after me. There is no hike at all since I joined the company, it's been a year already
One of the best things I ever did was walk out of a job, I was there for 17 years and started as an apprentice then worked my way up to supervisor over the years, training young staff. Sadly a new General Manager came in and turned a fine company environment into a toxic workplace over a period of about 3 years until it became unbearable. I wrote a resignation letter and walked out the same day. I thought I would be depressed and have doubts, but the opposite happened, never looked back.
Toxic eork environments can often be the result of poorly applied authoritarian management practices which may be supported by corosive organisational culture.
Just wrote resignation letter without a two week notice because I can’t even bear working there another day, I know I would get fired if I put in a two week notice because they would probably notice my lack of motivation on the tasks. What no one is talking about is a company that hire’s you for a specific job description and then starts changing it all of the sudden with no training or time to mentally prepare for the new tasks, but threatens to fire you if you don’t do it. then if these tasks had been in the job description when I was hired I would have turned it down in the first place and even if I chose to do it, it would be for a company that pays way more money and has better benefits and that’s why I have to up and quit and find another job.
never happened with me as I cannot function in a toxic environment. Yes it does take time because I was the sole breadwinner so had to cope.Most Employers dont care....as money is prime objective and people are in que to join....But one thing is why seniors or managers do not realise that there may be a situation wherein the employee may hold a grudge and take revenge. Or something which many may not beleive...atleast beleive in Karma???? What goes around comes around.
I've left on time, or so I thought, but they made it so toxic during my notice period that I had an anger burst... I highlighted everything that was wrong and called out the 'personal bullying' that I've gone through...So - I've done everything right until it wasn't possible anymore... We're only human... I wanted it to be a "manager hand-shake" exit, instead most of my colleagues walked me out of the office building and my manager and I didn't greet each other... Ah well... I moved on to a senior management position at a different company. It's going well. DON'T be too afraid to say what you think, the right company won't care about what a petty manager thought about you at a previous job... However, really practice when you get an interview with a new company... Focus on the next thing more that on your current situation.
Sweet trap is also called the "worker bee problem". You are very good at operational aka day-to-day functions. You keep the current business chugging along with your current skills but do not have the skills necessary to move to the next level or elsewhere. Your boss realizes your shortcomings and keeps you around for daily chores and you will stay there for your life or be the casualty of corporate shakeup.
First of all thank you that you have made this video, I am a victim of all the things you have mentioned, and on top of that this video came at the right time.
I’m planning to leave as well. Others in our office same the same thing pettiness, I receive emotional abuse and tons of blame for a new job I was asked to start with very little support, micromanaging, gossip about me that I know about from upper management and other crap. I’ve been here longer than the two a$$hats. Should’ve bailed years ago. My colleague is wanting to leave too.
with you tube and social media lot of awareness created about job and career management. The older generation today must be regretting how they worked and carried on in-spite of issues politics, lack of remuneration/recognition and harassment due to family pressure.
Was getting friction, there pushing people too hard and i complained they didnt like that and fired me after 20 years, never stay with a company that doesnt appreciate you!!
I’m being sweet trapped at my job. They say I’m doing a great job and that I’m their more reliable employee, but I’ve worked there for almost a year and have not gotten a raise. I feel like I’m being taken advantage of. I’m currently applying to other jobs.
The first point. I took it casually and when I finally left , it was hell. Thanks for making this video and anyone can relate who belongs to corporate world.
Leave peacefully when there's a bullying manager & let them go on to bully someone else? I don't think so. It's time for people to start challenging the workplace sociopaths.
@@HisExcellencyx I love it! You did the right thing. People who need to go on power trips against honest hard workers are, in fact, a drain on organizations. It's about time organizations realised this and acted upon it.
@@serioussally1361Only if you absolutely love your current position, feel that you can make things better for you by confronting the sociopath to achieve your goal. I have not heard or seen any success stories with confronting and starting a war with a sociopath. If you feel you are able to change the world, then go. I'll find a strategy for my benefit. Stay quiet, make a nice plan to exit, find another potentially good job and tell her)him, "keep on touch"....
I’ll say because it’s easy to leave any job anytime why not give you “logical brain” a little exercise for next job. 1) Make sure you yourself don’t have any underdeveloped habits that don’t fit in a professional workplace. 2). See if it’s not your ego that’s stopping you from going back apologising for the mistake and honestly work hard in the bosses or colleagues’ concerns. 3) I guarantee you communicating nicely can change the heart n mind of a ruthless giants. 4) see deeply inside if really you can’t fix it? 5) Concentrate and go back with a new story (like in movies) how you had a mental episode that day and you’re getting advice from professional. 6) show the boss with your hard work and drama how your an asset for the company to value and will be missed if lost. Because you’re leaving the company use this job for acting, drama, pushing skills and fun you know! Who’ll let you do this practice and pay you too? Plus you’ll be laughing the day you’ll leave them to walkout back into the stormy seas of career n jobs! Mfk
The problem with personnel nowadays is not keeping them updated with current environment. They stop further learning once they come out of their institution, they never turn the pages of important concepts. If one can update himself regularly related to his employment, his top hierarchy will think thrice to lose him and he will feel secured in his employment and sleep peacefully every night leaving all worries.
It's a little more complicated than this in reality. The first point and the fourth point are very common and do happen. Rest have twists and different versions. One new point i would like to add is keep an eye for cost cutting and audit activities. If you are paid higher than your peers, you will be in your companies cross hairs.
It means that whenever something goes wrong, the upper management fires the perosn who earns more and is more responsible. As you climb up higher, the pressure increases and so does the risk of you getting out.
This is the one I needed to see...I LOVE my work... my supervisors are VERY strange. The standards change unexpectedly and irrationally. The higher management likes me and my work. I am transferring to a different dept in hopes of a better fit.
Fear is a state of mind , the faster u win it over the better for u .Hence I do not agree with your point 1 & 2. In such situations ( 2wice in my life) I took it head on , got into conflict with logic , escalated to senior management, and was transferred to a higher post out of conflict zone. That got me wide spread respect from all , and a time came when I was at par with my conflicting boss. Sweet spot , 98% people with standard performance are given the excuse of poor revenue. Only the blue eyed ones gets the better hike, my advice wait for your time to come. How many times r u going to exit from reality
Refrain from using insulting words like "Kicked out" for tech professionals. They are not some thieves to be kicked out of the house. They are working hard to earn what they deserve. So HRs like you should be mindful of using such terms. Employees too leave when they have learnt enough in a particular company then in such a situation will you say that "The employee has kicked the company"? I guess No.
Tech ppl have been responsible for this . Their sycophancy and culture of politics has caused them to be viewed as a commodity. Their is no unity amongst all IT professionals. So as a consequence they sadly do get viewed as such.
Don't be emotional. Having seen IT industry corporate culture for multiple decades in various roles n levels (n still doing well as a pure techie, despite major n minor setbacks, politics etc); kickout is a terminology in which many seniors think. For many (not all though), people are just resources. N it's especially true in service industry. It may be one's pride which do not accept that such filth is being thought for self; but I'd say, no point in being emotiontional about it. I for one, despite being technically proven on multiple latest tech aspects (you can call them cutting edge technologies); know for sure that when I work as an employee, then I'm no more than a 'skilled worker' for top bosses. N if I work as manager (however powerful) , then I'm no more than a management coolie.
@@prashantchaudhari7199 I am not getting emotional. And no matter what bosses or HR think about their employees but when they open their mouth they have to maintain a decency.
I had 2 great boss at 2 great companies, paid extremely well, the happiest moment in my life. 2 things happened, the 1st one, my boss left the company and I got promoted/posted in overseas. The 2nd one, I left the company to move overseas. Till today, I cherish the memories, still keep in touch with both of them. The remaining jobs were pretty ok, the last one was so toxic until it made me sick
I was once in a job where there little to no work and the manager there blackmailed me and then threatened to fire me after I took some food out of the kitchen after a holiday's toast I realized I can no longer work there because he would abuse his power against me and send me threats so I left and now I am still not in the place I want to be but I have a direction I want to go
I am victim of sweet trap. I am working in IT department of a company. Users in operation department are happy with my work, they give good remarks too in email but I got no promotion in last 13 years in this company..
Point no 4 and point no 1 is interrelated. If the skill someone is working on a skill that has least or no market value, that person is at the most vulnerable position to get bullied by the toxic bosses and the toxic coworkers
Well if you're sad Alex, I'm morbid Marcos, of course Im going to have a job, it's most likely found a religion where the first hymn will be "- Let us shut our heads together on our knees" this path is going down so well, and we are really bringing up the best in ourselves. Cheers
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Mam can you answer my question that i am working on a corporate for last 2.5 years i get small position but my salary structure is not good and also they transfer me a odd location that’s i didn’t want, i got promotion 3 months ago but not that much good hike, i want to leave that job but i am little bit nervous that if they create problems what can i do then please answer me as soon as possible
Instead of Giving suggestions to us...
Why HR not capable to take actions against dictator bosses who just want with there few चाटू team.
Should I call the police, have them arrested and lock up these cowardly lazy bullies who are so miserable and super jealous of top workers, jealous that i own a condo, got money. Bums will always be bums. Bums only attract losers like them. Working 40 years as a top worker. Never let these fools ever win. 56 here trying to destroy my reputation with defamation of character. Saying I go harassing's women , stalking them, drinking, I'm crazy, insecure, unstable. All 100% pure bs. My managers all know who I am. Never been suspended. Gaslight me, using flying monkeys, gang stalking me. Been doing this to me for the last 16 years. This is criminal?
But they never get fired. I need solid proof. No one wants to investigate. Maybe I should hire an investigator. lol Get them to do a lie detector test. My managers want to go nothing to be afraid of the bullies. Huge red flag. Gang stalking in my condo to have people be scared of me and to hate me thinking that they will kick me out. I'm very respectful and have owned my condo for 14 years. Bullies at work are so jealous. I just ignore it at work and in my condo or should i do something about it since it will never stop trying to destroy me?
Leave when your company starts talking about “we are family” and “this year we don’t have the budget” .
Are we working for the same company bud?
Heard that Budget Phrase 2 Times in a row. Not gonna Hear it a 3rd!!
I got the we are family talk from my former supervisor regarding the sales and and marketing department…two weeks later I was laid off
Just did it 😂
@@Savior-ml4pq HaHaHa Assholes.
I left a toxic job today. I will never stand for emotional abuse and being demoralized by anyone. I feel so much better
Right! Gotta get out of a situation before they demoralize your worth. There's a lot of other opportunities out there who will appreciate our worth 🙌🙌🙌💯🍻
💯❤
Congrates to everyone who left stress and anxiety job I've also left 80K per month job because of health issues in rotational night shift. Cherrs and enjoying no job from past 4 months adding one more thing everyone running towards having a gf and maine bhabhi set kr li apnr ghr ke samne 38 years having two kids. 😅
Is easy to say, if you have $$ at the bank, they cut my hours drastically on my job. I tried to apply for Unemployment, ID me doesn’t answer my e-mails so they can’t identify me. If I don’t go to work, how am going to pay my rent? I feel trap and soo depress😡
@@IntrestingandUnique_1you must have great savings🤣🤣
The number one hint is : gut feeling. You will know, if you are honest to yourself, that something is wrong. And if something is wrong, it does not get better with time.
True.Even after 2 years on my current job,I feel left out and not quite part of the team.It's kinda like the first day of school EVERY day!
@@deliveryguyrx same I always have this feeling, that I can't fit it. I am working for more than year and I am already started to feel burned out and depressed.
@@deliveryguyrx From my experience, just do the job for the sake of pay or salary, so that you dont be demorlized if you have take big step because you are not counting on anyone
@@deliveryguyrx same here
How does one do this? I’ve been a in a the wrong job for a year knowing from month 3 it wasn’t for me. I feel like it’s very hard to get the next opportunity?
Left a job of 5 years this week. The most empowering thing I have done for myself. Couldn't have been any prouder/happier for myself.
I’m doin the same😊
So, what do you do now?
What next i m affraid
Good for you
Did the same yesterday after wanting to do so on a few occasions
Five Points:
0:48 Leave Before It Gets Messy
2:31 The Sweet Trap
4:04 No Growth or Very Little Work
5:23 Work Is Downgraded
6:56 No Reward For Up-scaling
Thank you so much!!!!!
same with me i do good work still worst perofming and high salary employees manager talk to them gently.
Thanks
Most company do not reward for upscaling...u only get your monetary worth after you exit , or when u put down your papers ... am writing from practical experience
I am going through all this..
The manager in my workplace is so malignant that many people just walked out without giving any notice. I gave my resignation letter last week and can not wait for this to be over. Surely, your mental health is too important to tolerate harrasments and bullying, whether in an active or passive form.
When I quit there no two weeks and the only notice they will get is knowing I’m NOT THERE
Same with me. I quit my job a month ago due to verbal abuse and toxic work environment. Favoritism is the name of the game in some of these corporations. I got yelled at, blamed for things I didn't do or have any knowledge of, micromanaged like 84% of the time, etc. I had a gut feeling for weeks that I was being pushed out! Then when my hours got reduced in November, that's what my gut was telling me
Finding a job with good people is so important for mental health and growth. Staying in a toxic work environment is one of the worst things you can do to yourself professionally and personally.
Especially when you work around snakes who talk behind your back and their is favouritism 😢 and the manager talks about your business to the whole workshop
Like for real. Protect your mental health.
Good analysis.
Many employees fall prey to the sweet trap.
Another misconception is "don't leave till you have another job in hand." I believe that is the worst reason to continue in a toxic work environment.
That's not a misconception. It's a fact. It's always better to have another opportunity before you leave one. Otherwise, the level of stress you will be facing after leaving your current job will be many times greater than the level of stress you were having while having that job! If in case it's not the same for you, then that's an exception where you can leave your job first and then look for another one.
Currently in this phase😅
@@sanjaysingh-ct4dv best luck.
@@amanmanojpreeti It's all about planning. Mostly financial planning. Also, your networking skills, how you have developed your network and your capabilities play a role.
A mediocre performer will be stuck in a toxic workplace for eternity. One or the other excuse will always be there.
not everyone has the luxury to leave a job without securing another
Also, I will suggest to add Red Flag no.6 -
Lack of Mutual respect, Transparency and Trust in communication, which I believe one of the most important value at your workplace.
I think #1 - Friction will include it. Been there!
I had bumped heads with my store manager. He came to me and said he wanted to start fresh. I said that’s fine but I still don’t trust him. Now, he keeps it short , talks to the other coworkers , barely acknowledges me and my improvements around the workplace and leaves me out of conversations. He is very immature. He is a drama queen too. But he has a whole wide and two kids at home. But he notices that I’m unbothered by him.
I am a Fresher at my current job & I see this attitude from my co-workers. Maybe because I make many mistakes, then again, I'm a Fresher so I'm bound to make mistakes
Exactly 🙌👍
It's called the 6th sense very good 👍 👌 yes 💪
Leave immediately if you are more talented than your boss. This will happen due to transfer etc. knowingly no boss will hire a smarter guy than himself.
omg my boss would always try to compete with me, it got so weird at some point. He was intimidated by my presence. I did not know what to do....
I feel like i shouldnt be a unicorn, but i always hired peoole smarter than me in the skills i sucked at. It didnt mean they were smarter than me in general, but I definitely saw value in hiring people that could do things i couldn't. It didnt make sense for me as a manager to try and know/do everything. Some people have amazing skillsets and id rather know i have that person on my team than me do a half ass job.
What about 6 months unpaid training and job based on performance
It was so bad that even the boss started copying my behavior and my way of thinking... after few years of harassment from him, I finally left. He didn't allow me to do my job properly, everything was a threat to him.
That's an oft-repeated chestnut that doesn't hold true for startups, surely.
Mine was definitely #1. My boss would visibly cringe whenever I spoke. She spent more time trying to undermine me than actually solve problems for the business.
Same is happening with me. I have just resigned two days ago
Same happened with me. My manager never cared to appreciate my worth and just went ahead with constantly finding loopholes in my work. I had to resign for peace of mind✌️
That is just horrible. I've been there. I also managed others and I can tell you there is nothing wrong with you. As a manager, even with people I didn't like at first glance, I made it my responsibility to get to know them, to make the effort and I always loved them in the end. It is not about you, it is about lousy managers.
@@nvr5490managers need to talk to everyone! My manager shows favoritism and acts so childish. He barely speaks to me
I just keep it professional with him.
I joined this big company just a month ago and I am already feeling this #1 .. don't know what to do
Left a toxic workplace yesterday. They pushed me right out the door into a better job. They've asked me to reconsider but that chapter is over. I'm glad I left as a professional while maintaining character and integrity. (uncommon values in that environment)
Wish me luck! I'm gonna exit soon...
No such thing as "being asked to reconsider". It is fake. If they truly cared, they would have fixed a toxic workpplace.
That's funny
Yesterday I decided to leave company because I don't want to tolerate emotional abuse and discrimination my mind stability is more important than aganist some pennies now i will push myself for better job
I was harassed from day one in the newly assigned Client project. I was told no release will be given, instead disciplinary HR action will be taken for not following official timings as the client has escalated it. Hardly anyone was following it anyway but I was only one being cherry picked. Keep in mind 11-12 hrs of work doesn't matter to them + 3 hrs travelling, Saturday work. Can't take leave, have to use only comp offs as leave will affect their billing. When I said I will come by 9am then leave by 6pm everyday, the response was- you will get that kind of appraisal. I resigned today in a messy way & there is a very high probability that they will make my notice period hellish as possible. In India, these big MNCs are practising Modern Day Bonded Labour. I feel pity for those who can't muster the courage to end this slavery. IMO, Self respect should be paramount!
Company name ?
@@kashyap.devanshu TCS
@@AliAkbar-rn3zk Hi , I work in one of the service based companies as a junio dev, There is hardly any tasks , Senior devs are not guiding or helpinig , They will only do the task and not share the knowledge of task assigned to me , I am already suffering from illness , But trying to survive in job , Even family wants me to move out of house and stay independently , All adding up to stress , here no growth. Maybe client will kick me out soon telling i am not contributing.
@@AliAkbar-rn3zk Knew it, I've been hearing about it for a while now.
This is because there's lot of freshers and female candid waiting to work for less. It's better to do own business after accumulating some money rather than being a mule.
please add this to your list, 1. no active projects or measurable work coming from management 2. no growth in the team or in the company 3. massive spending on team dinners and parties as if there is no tomorrow 4. no communication by management on your current workload or future tasks 4. lots of team gossips about others - this is big list and more. most important is after layoffs people usually landup in far better job elsewhere 👍
Yes, yes and yes again. With that kind of "thing" going on there is no team. Bullying and workplace mobbing and abuse. What a disgrace.
@@bip-someandnone8698Yes very true!!!!
True👍
No 3 is so so true
What if it is complete opposite of point no.3 ..... if a company is not spending anything on fun things, parties, dinners, team building fun activity, no gifts at all in year (like diwali or birthday etc.) ? ........... Happened with me, company pretty good and well reputed for contributing to India (maybe you can guess), I was also highly rated in my 1st appraisal 1st job, but still less increment percent ;;;;; I feel not very happy, but maybe i am wrong
Organization culture, internal politics and office infrastructure cannot be known at Interviews.
I was working in the same office as a senior colleague. She was friendly and I sought her out for advice. However, behind her smile she was a snake. One time, I made a mistake, she made it a point to complain about me behind my back to senior management and went on later to explain that she did it for my benefit. Since then, I have learned to be aware of my surroundings and the people I keep close. These are unknown dangers lurking in the office.
Def tons of drama and toxic animals in every office 😂
Co workers are not friends
No growth, no big fat salary..no respect ...my resignation letter is ready in my desk 🥰just working hard to find another job so i can save up and open up my own business
I hope all the best for you 💞🫡
Hi
I'm planning to do mcom. So mcom graduate can enter into corporate sector. What is scope of mcom in corporate sector.
Please reply
all the best
Spot on! o my detriment, I have ignored nearly every one of those red flags and regretted it later on. Two generations ago staying loyal to one employer was often a very well reward thing. Those days are mostly gone, especially if you notice any of the red flags in the vid! Great info. Thanks.
Exactly.
I lost my job recently, I actually see myself in everything you talked about in this video, my coworkers even talking shit behind my back, spreading rumors thats not even true, only becouse they hate me. I'm actually happy to leave that job, to take up my studies again, thats what everyone should focus on really!
Never take anything said at workplace personally, the boss is explaining himself or herself
They were jelious of your growth
Convinced that all work groups must have an "enemy". They will create one and hope it's not your turn to be "It".
Coworkers are toxic..beware
@@krose354exactly 💯
Also:
1. If your vertical/team is not recognised
2. If your boss is weak and powerless
3. If your boss's boss is stupid
4. If business is not happening well
5. If your profile/boss is downgraded/disrespected
6. Your gut feel
My AT&T boss i had for 12 years got downgraded. Soon layoffs began..
Dear Friends, i have a total 12 years of work exp, the first point is VERY VERY TRUE.. Leave the organization when you and your manager dont get along well. There should be no reasons to stay back.
Somebody who is sharing 12 years of experience are talking for a reason and advice for all of us to remember.
It's not that easy to move after 10+ years of Experience
I so relate to point #1. My manager on the new account within the company was never happy with anything I did. He gave me constructive feedback 2 weeks after I got promoted 😝 Always left me so confused, till the day when he gave me a feedback that should not be “too jovial” and “interact too much” on the floor 😝 Am an extrovert and people tend to love this quality but somehow this microdick guy doesn’t like me because of this 😝 I resigned soon after because my personality is something I would not change for a mere job.
No. 4... My boss harassed & compelled me to get higher levels of qualifications, of which I happily wanted to do anyway , but then she accused me of only furthering my education so that she'd have to pay me more. Hearing that confirmed that my boss is toxic & that she wants the highest standard of work & employee, but she just wants to pay them an unfair bare minimum.
I told her that it's not working out that I remain her employee & that I wanted to leave.....
My new employer appreciates my efforts for her & she compensates me fairly to make it mutually worthwhile for both of us & I couldn't be happier.
Our work life is too short to put up with an employer that wants to psychologically & financially use & abuse us & if we put up with it we are just hurting ourselves. Thanks for the video.
I don't know but my boss is also a lady and she is very toxic. Never appreciate and put blames on others.
Dont leave just become a worker that does the bare minimum
Love it!😂
That's what I'm going to do. I'm not into office politics. I'm done with people. My "real life" is outside work
Did that still the same thing.
@@maggie0285Exactly.
Quiet Quitting
My two exits in 2 companies,
1. company's people 10000 yr back culture (they don't like festival, birthdays...)
2. company say time is 9-6 then all days they work 9-7:30 atleast, (not get work life balance , only work)
💯 % about an unspeakable friction. I wish more people talked about this. It’s so hard to know about this dynamic before accepting a job. Such is my case. No matter what great work I do, it’s never great to their standards. There is always something to knit pick and with my colleague it is never an issue.
You speak the truth about ALL the other reasons. So on point. Thank you for sharing!!
All 5 of your points are valid ones and I can vouch for all of them to be true after I learnt about them the hard and bitter way. My manager and supervisor in my company where I worked 10 years ago had got an unexplainable friction with me inspite of I being the top performer for month on month for over three years straight. I would get the highest amount of appreciations but no monetary or even leaves benefits in the organisation. Infact, inspite of being the highest performer, they conspired along with the supervisor and the HR to even throw me out of the company. The company was Hewlett Packard before the split. Now look what has happened to the company and the part of the organisation where I worked was so unceremoniously spat out from the parent organisation to become what is today called DXC with all of its brand value gone and even those managers left without anything to feel proud about.
I've seen this happen every now and then, and in many orgs. However, things are changing in hybrid mode, where the ability to add something to the table on your own is paramount.
@@muruganr4581 true. I think nowadays, you need to be adding something from your own to the table and only then will you have a place in the organisation. No more nepotism and office politics is still there but reduced to some extent.
Mine was
1. Keep taking on more and more projects without increasing the number of employees.
2. Delays the promise 6 month evaluation/increase. Or if you only bring it up.
3. No pay for overtime. But decreases your salary for tardiness.
4. Compulsory be available anytime. Else, you should inform hin of your personal schedules during rest days just so he knows that you are "busy"
5. His use of the word "family" is just soo weird for me everytime.
6. Does not orientate you or discuss with you additional tasks you will be taking after a colleague left. He terms it as "help" and if you didnt help him, you become the bad guy.
7. Your coworker is his son. And he does almost next to nothing. So you get the brunt of his work.
8. His son's mistakes are yours. Because he cant get his shit up to tell off his own son as the boss.
9. Randomly creates rules that is not written on memo nor been implemented before.
10. Offers minimum compensation and tell you that you will be gaining skills and learning to equal it.
I should really leave. Sigh. Writing this made it open my eyes wide. I just find it hard to leave because my coworkers have been very kind and me leaving will then result to a lower number of workers therefore jampacking them with work. 😢
This is my exact situation in my office. Extremely soffacating i quit
The no pay for OT is highly illegal. You need to gather that proof and submit to the department of labor.
Your coworkers getting slammed with the work if you leave is a management problem, not yours. Look out for yourself.
I almost thought you were writing my job situation
I admire your sense of assessing these red flags..The fact is many people don't realise this that no matter how hard you work some organizations which will never be uplift u.
Im 21 year old i leave my job today, feeling little stressed about my future but also feeling good.
Same happened with me in PwC.The manager was so worst at the end that he decided to throw me out even after I gave the better performance."leave before it get messy".
Managers sometime feels they are God and they can do anything.
same with me
@@batsy941same with me
Same with me
Worst work place
#4 Happened with me. I completed one of my certifications and even had a discussion with my HR as a request if they would be able to increase my salary or at-least give a bonus. Nope they didn't after waiting for few months. I knew it's a major red flag for me, so I exited peacefully.
Same
I can relate to all of these, I've even reported my manager, HR wants to speak to me but I'm out sick right now. I have a job lined up and there's three other staff members planning on leaving too. Time to move forward there's more to life and plenty of jobs out there even an in-between job is better than staying in a toxic environment
And one more thing that is demotivating when they only recognise your mistake but not your improvement
Working for Good Boss is more important than a great Company. I realised it while reporting to my boss and also when my Team started reporting to me.. don't worry...both times had a very healthy environment 😊
#1 happens very often - it is so common in industry these days, that it is very hard to avoid this kind of situation since it is out of your own control. Sometimes you have to sit it out a bit. But not too long, correct! #2 occurs often with supervisors who say the opposite of what they actually do. It often follows this pattern. Try to move on from such person. #3 is also called minimizing. Was once in this situation and left by myself before something worse could happen. #4 is often in conjunction with supervisor behavior of having favorites - few favorites get all the credit where others are (ab)used to support them. If two ore more of #1 to #4 are currently present at work - often they come as sort of combination -, get out of there.
I realized that my boss envied me, at that moment I knew I had to get out of there, she would crush me, she wanted to eliminate the threat.
Problem is when your company doesn't even ask you to resign due to no work and you're being persistent not to stay anymore and to harm your future prospects. Simply raises so many doubts in your next hiring process which dampens your prospects drastically 😢
what do you mean?
The Sweet Trap and No Reward for Up-scaling are two Red Flags I am seeing happening to me now. Thanks so much for this great video. I'll have to start planning my exit.
I was a victim of sweet trap, i must agree.
Everyone
It happens to nice guys
Sweet trap means ki behla fusla ke apna kaam log aapse karwaayenge office mei,right taaki unki kahi jaana ho toh jaa sake aur aapka time barbaad ho,working hours badhe and uska compensation ke tor pe paise bhi na mile
Me too 😢 now he’s asking me to pay some amount back to office as a compensation of extra leaves that I had spent for the year pro-rata basis.
@@ameyarchMy goodness. You are in a worse situation than me.
I'm in a job where I neither enjoy the work nor get paid. But asking you to Pay Back is very sad
I left a toxic job today, and found another job. Thanks for this video
Tell me about your new job, this job is better then previous job or same as previous
@ much better, and I am happy to make the decision to move, even though its very hard to learn new skills, but having to manage toxic workplace is harder
you are speaking the truth, but I suggest before leaving the current job, one must secure another job.
Thanks for making this video and discussing it. May be if I knew all this before, at least I could save myself from the mental stress and emotional trap laid by the start-up company. Most of the companies even do the same with their interns as well; at the end, they behave like... I've got no words, now I scared to apply to any other company....
If I feel the company has not behaved properly with me,As intern... do I have any right to legally complain against them ?
I think it will be better for you to move ahead, instead of fighting with company. You may win but you will lost your precious time and energy at such. Keep practicing with new courses in market and move ahead. Now you may not accept the decision easily, but am sure Later you will realise that it was good decision. I have gone through same.
Indian laws are so bised that company can buy your lawyer or judges to make you loose legal battle,
There is no lebor laws have no provision to support victim employee,
Just leave it and find other good work with good Salary,
If you have skills you can start again in other company,
I my self fooled by ex employer some years ago, I just resigned peacefull and found other good job,
I don't even remember a name of those trouble manager's,
So just move on friend
@theCorporateDiaries
Im glad i saw your video. Im in a pretty unsettling situation at my current job where this list is almost to the letter. Alot of this "Were a supportive family, youre very good at your job, etc" but its a weird vibe right now. Thank you for the insight!
This has inspired me to put in my 30 day notice. It’s actually been a great job but it’s like a train that won’t stop. I’m on call 24/7 and there’s no success with my attempts to delegate or scale it back. With each year the pressure increases and I learn how to work faster and more hours. I just wanna get off the train and focus on caring for my elderly parents.
You’re the first HR professional I respect. Thanks for creating this video!!
Rest of 99.9999% are not required, should be eliminated from any org like termites. I think colleges should shop HR degrees, so that no people with degrees.
Simply put, I HATE THEM THE MOST.
I have worked with people mentioned in 1st point ,it was hell,she is right 👍
I'm also going thru this since 2 weeks😢😢
Appreciate all the points mentioned and they all are True. The only issue is, say, you join a company and found a sweet trap ....so you leave it and now in the next company same thing happens !!!! then you are stuck ( and unfortunately the probability of a sweet trap is way more then not getting in to it )
exactly. and you cannot mention these reasons to leave the company to a new company HR. It is everywhere,all we can do is to identify it and delay it so we can get out smoothly.
This is so true for a competent employee those who go in a company where the annual /promotional hikes aren't competitive
I have absconded from many jobs due to toxic people at work.
Is it harmless?
@@sweetparrot512nothing happen
Thank you, almost all of these things have happened with me in the last 7 years of my career. You summed this up so well, wish I have had your video when I started my career.
I really appreciate this video, as I have never heard these things before. I am currently dealing with #1, 3 and 5. I have been debating whether I should apply for new jobs, but now I have confirmation that indeed I must apply for new jobs asap! Thank you for sharing this content.
Hi, Thanks for the video. All 5 points discussed in video are correct. Also I think there could be another point (6th point) about consistent over-work or related burnout being reason of employee's resignation or search for other opportunity.
Very correctly said !
This may be a shade of unpaid upscaling.
You have software services in mind when you mention these 5 indicators of Employer-Employee friction. Being a middle-level govt servant, I can tell you 4 of these apply to Govt. Service as well. Fortunately public servants get pay-hike as per time-scale even if their track-record is not good. This makes them complacent and irreverent.
I missed many of these red flags and finally when project pressure gone high to sky i just absconded from hyd wipro, Doing too many contract jobs caused this .. I ended IT career like that... .. proper exit in right time and taking my time to rejunivate would have saved my career.. now back to my relatives company to give training to freshers on my domain after 5 long year career gap..
I am working as designer but my company is telling me quality and production work as well.
When I asked about this my manager told me you shouldn’t be deciding what you should do or what you shouldn’t be doing.
I am having massive friction with my boss and like you mentioned in this video, we clash and something changes in the dynamic when we communicate. In all our meetings she keeps mentioning issues and I'm trying to improve but it's taking time and she has no patience and it's clear she wants me out of the door.
I see those types of bosses as a challenge/competitor that I need to beat. It takes a lot of patience, but it's amazing how much more skilled and cunning you get with this mindset.
Doesn't work for all situations though, some bosses are so toxic, it's just best for your own mental health to leave and secure the good reference for another job.
Then leave b4 she throws u out or else it will be too late. I was forced to leave in 2022 & up to now I'm not settled yet due to a bad recommendation every where I have tried to get a job!!!
Should I call the police, have them arrested and lock up these cowardly lazy bullies who are so miserable and super jealous of top workers, jealous that i own a condo, got money. Bums will always be bums. Bums only attract losers like them. Working 40 years as a top worker. Never let these fools ever win. 56 here trying to destroy my reputation with defamation of character. Saying I go harassing's women , stalking them, drinking, I'm crazy, insecure, unstable. All 100% pure bs. My managers all know who I am. Never been suspended. Gaslight me, using flying monkeys, gang stalking me. Been doing this to me for the last 16 years. This is criminal?
But they never get fired. I need solid proof. No one wants to investigate. Maybe I should hire an investigator. lol Get them to do a lie detector test. My managers want to go nothing to be afraid of the bullies. Huge red flag. Gang stalking in my condo to have people be scared of me and to hate me thinking that they will kick me out. I'm very respectful and have owned my condo for 14 years. Bullies at work are so jealous. I just ignore it at work and in my condo or should i do something about it since it will never stop trying to destroy me?
You are The Perfect HR.👍
All are clearly mentioned points. Even I experiencing some ....
Thanks and ❣️❤️❣️.
hello ma'am, Thanks for sharing this information...I realized that I am caught up in a sweet trap :) . I have delivered three projects as a team lead and still I am getting paid less than ppl who joined after me. There is no hike at all since I joined the company, it's been a year already
Then do resignation with mentioned
One of the best things I ever did was walk out of a job, I was there for 17 years and started as an apprentice then worked my way up to supervisor over the years, training young staff. Sadly a new General Manager came in and turned a fine company environment into a toxic workplace over a period of about 3 years until it became unbearable. I wrote a resignation letter and walked out the same day. I thought I would be depressed and have doubts, but the opposite happened, never looked back.
Toxic eork environments can often be the result of poorly applied authoritarian management practices which may be supported by corosive organisational culture.
Just wrote resignation letter without a two week notice because I can’t even bear working there another day, I know I would get fired if I put in a two week notice because they would probably notice my lack of motivation on the tasks. What no one is talking about is a company that hire’s you for a specific job description and then starts changing it all of the sudden with no training or time to mentally prepare for the new tasks, but threatens to fire you if you don’t do it. then if these tasks had been in the job description when I was hired I would have turned it down in the first place and even if I chose to do it, it would be for a company that pays way more money and has better benefits and that’s why I have to up and quit and find another job.
never happened with me as I cannot function in a toxic environment. Yes it does take time because I was the sole breadwinner so had to cope.Most Employers dont care....as money is prime objective and people are in que to join....But one thing is why seniors or managers do not realise that there may be a situation wherein the employee may hold a grudge and take revenge. Or something which many may not beleive...atleast beleive in Karma???? What goes around comes around.
I've left on time, or so I thought, but they made it so toxic during my notice period that I had an anger burst... I highlighted everything that was wrong and called out the 'personal bullying' that I've gone through...So - I've done everything right until it wasn't possible anymore... We're only human... I wanted it to be a "manager hand-shake" exit, instead most of my colleagues walked me out of the office building and my manager and I didn't greet each other... Ah well... I moved on to a senior management position at a different company. It's going well. DON'T be too afraid to say what you think, the right company won't care about what a petty manager thought about you at a previous job... However, really practice when you get an interview with a new company... Focus on the next thing more that on your current situation.
Toxic work and HR told me leave the company 48days if i not perform well😂.after 5days i intiated resigned status from separation tool....
Sweet trap is also called the "worker bee problem". You are very good at operational aka day-to-day functions. You keep the current business chugging along with your current skills but do not have the skills necessary to move to the next level or elsewhere. Your boss realizes your shortcomings and keeps you around for daily chores and you will stay there for your life or be the casualty of corporate shakeup.
First of all thank you that you have made this video, I am a victim of all the things you have mentioned, and on top of that this video came at the right time.
I’m planning to leave as well. Others in our office same the same thing pettiness, I receive emotional abuse and tons of blame for a new job I was asked to start with very little support, micromanaging, gossip about me that I know about from upper management and other crap. I’ve been here longer than the two a$$hats. Should’ve bailed years ago. My colleague is wanting to leave too.
"Sweet Trap" point really hit the Bulls Eye, So true!!
Super good points ! All points are perfectly valid !
with you tube and social media lot of awareness created about job and career management. The older generation today must be regretting how they worked and carried on in-spite of issues politics, lack of remuneration/recognition and harassment due to family pressure.
The problem is the need to find another job before exiting.
Was getting friction, there pushing people too hard and i complained they didnt like that and fired me after 20 years, never stay with a company that doesnt appreciate you!!
You are a 100% right!
I’m being sweet trapped at my job. They say I’m doing a great job and that I’m their more reliable employee, but I’ve worked there for almost a year and have not gotten a raise. I feel like I’m being taken advantage of. I’m currently applying to other jobs.
The first point. I took it casually and when I finally left , it was hell. Thanks for making this video and anyone can relate who belongs to corporate world.
All red flags and still didnt leave. Kicked me out, expected it but that was always the plan for longer term success
you had me at point no. one. I could not agree more, this type of friction is seemingly unfixable.
If it feels toxic then leave immediately..else it would incur cost to your health...health first...
Most of the places you will get someone who will start troubling. Survival is difficult.
Leave peacefully when there's a bullying manager & let them go on to bully someone else? I don't think so. It's time for people to start challenging the workplace sociopaths.
@@HisExcellencyx I love it! You did the right thing. People who need to go on power trips against honest hard workers are, in fact, a drain on organizations. It's about time organizations realised this and acted upon it.
Exactly.
Agreed
My manager in eye physicians of Virginia was very bullish
@@serioussally1361Only if you absolutely love your current position, feel that you can make things better for you by confronting the sociopath to achieve your goal. I have not heard or seen any success stories with confronting and starting a war with a sociopath. If you feel you are able to change the world, then go. I'll find a strategy for my benefit. Stay quiet, make a nice plan to exit, find another potentially good job and tell her)him, "keep on touch"....
I’ll say because it’s easy to leave any job anytime why not give you “logical brain” a little exercise for next job. 1) Make sure you yourself don’t have any underdeveloped habits that don’t fit in a professional workplace. 2). See if it’s not your ego that’s stopping you from going back apologising for the mistake and honestly work hard in the bosses or colleagues’ concerns. 3) I guarantee you communicating nicely can change the heart n mind of a ruthless giants. 4) see deeply inside if really you can’t fix it? 5) Concentrate and go back with a new story (like in movies) how you had a mental episode that day and you’re getting advice from professional. 6) show the boss with your hard work and drama how your an asset for the company to value and will be missed if lost. Because you’re leaving the company use this job for acting, drama, pushing skills and fun you know! Who’ll let you do this practice and pay you too? Plus you’ll be laughing the day you’ll leave them to walkout back into the stormy seas of career n jobs!
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The problem with personnel nowadays is not keeping them updated with current environment. They stop further learning once they come out of their institution, they never turn the pages of important concepts. If one can update himself regularly related to his employment, his top hierarchy will think thrice to lose him and he will feel secured in his employment and sleep peacefully every night leaving all worries.
Such a lovely and timely video..
You are like a Godsend 🙏🏻👍
It's a little more complicated than this in reality. The first point and the fourth point are very common and do happen. Rest have twists and different versions. One new point i would like to add is keep an eye for cost cutting and audit activities. If you are paid higher than your peers, you will be in your companies cross hairs.
Kindly explain last two lines please.
It means that whenever something goes wrong, the upper management fires the perosn who earns more and is more responsible. As you climb up higher, the pressure increases and so does the risk of you getting out.
Hindsight is 20/20.
Thank you for sharing.
In my experience there is no such thing as a good employer, ever, period.
This is the one I needed to see...I LOVE my work... my supervisors are VERY strange. The standards change unexpectedly and irrationally. The higher management likes me and my work. I am transferring to a different dept in hopes of a better fit.
Fear is a state of mind , the faster u win it over the better for u .Hence I do not agree with your point 1 & 2. In such situations ( 2wice in my life) I took it head on , got into conflict with logic , escalated to senior management, and was transferred to a higher post out of conflict zone. That got me wide spread respect from all , and a time came when I was at par with my conflicting boss. Sweet spot , 98% people with standard performance are given the excuse of poor revenue. Only the blue eyed ones gets the better hike, my advice wait for your time to come. How many times r u going to exit from reality
Depends on people around you.i got blacklisted from organisation for same.when i escalated toxic behaviour to senior management
I liked this
I can completely relate to these red flags. Very well put thanks for this
Absolutely true 💯 percent ! Very meaningful video
On the verge of quitting my job and this video provided me with crucial guidance. Thanks a lot!!
Refrain from using insulting words like "Kicked out" for tech professionals. They are not some thieves to be kicked out of the house. They are working hard to earn what they deserve. So HRs like you should be mindful of using such terms. Employees too leave when they have learnt enough in a particular company then in such a situation will you say that "The employee has kicked the company"? I guess No.
Tech ppl have been responsible for this . Their sycophancy and culture of politics has caused them to be viewed as a commodity. Their is no unity amongst all IT professionals. So as a consequence they sadly do get viewed as such.
Don't be emotional. Having seen IT industry corporate culture for multiple decades in various roles n levels (n still doing well as a pure techie, despite major n minor setbacks, politics etc); kickout is a terminology in which many seniors think. For many (not all though), people are just resources. N it's especially true in service industry. It may be one's pride which do not accept that such filth is being thought for self; but I'd say, no point in being emotiontional about it. I for one, despite being technically proven on multiple latest tech aspects (you can call them cutting edge technologies); know for sure that when I work as an employee, then I'm no more than a 'skilled worker' for top bosses. N if I work as manager (however powerful) , then I'm no more than a management coolie.
@@prashantchaudhari7199 I am not getting emotional. And no matter what bosses or HR think about their employees but when they open their mouth they have to maintain a decency.
@@shivanshupandey7251 :) DECENCY WE ARE JUST RESOURCE just a number in paper ignore such things
I had 2 great boss at 2 great companies, paid extremely well, the happiest moment in my life. 2 things happened, the 1st one, my boss left the company and I got promoted/posted in overseas. The 2nd one, I left the company to move overseas. Till today, I cherish the memories, still keep in touch with both of them. The remaining jobs were pretty ok, the last one was so toxic until it made me sick
Number one is the most vital one. I knew things were off for last 8 weeks. Mentally I knew it is not right, until yesterday I was fired.
Sorry ❤, u are not alone!
I was once in a job where there little to no work and the manager there blackmailed me and then threatened to fire me after I took some food out of the kitchen after a holiday's toast
I realized I can no longer work there because he would abuse his power against me and send me threats so I left and now I am still not in the place I want to be but I have a direction I want to go
I am victim of sweet trap. I am working in IT department of a company. Users in operation department are happy with my work, they give good remarks too in email but I got no promotion in last 13 years in this company..
Really sorry for that, but if possible, move on, else you will waste your talent at a wrong place.
IBM?
You are not good in your work I think
This is heart breaking bro you better search for new job
Point no 4 and point no 1 is interrelated. If the skill someone is working on a skill that has least or no market value, that person is at the most vulnerable position to get bullied by the toxic bosses and the toxic coworkers
All 5 points are very important mam. Thanks for sharing your knowledge 👍
Well if you're sad Alex, I'm morbid Marcos, of course Im going to have a job, it's most likely found a religion where the first hymn will be "- Let us shut our heads together on our knees" this path is going down so well, and we are really bringing up the best in ourselves. Cheers