Feeling powerless at work? You need a change in perspective


By AGENCY

The less powerful you feel at work, the less likely you are to take initiative. — AFP

Whether it’s feeling left out of important decisions, not daring to speak up in meetings or ­thinking that everything has already been decided, for many employees, their lack of power at work engenders a form of despondency.

Yet a recent study suggests that a simple change of perspective could be enough to help reverse the situation.

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