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The downside of being nice at work 1
- 1. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein The Downside of Being Nice at Work Http:??www.bbc.com/capital/story/20130905-the-downside-of-nice-at-work
- 3. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Being a Nice Employee • Has Positive and Negative Aspects • Creates Good Relationships • Shows Weakness
- 4. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein • Is being nice really bad? • Being a nice employee • Being a nice boss
- 6. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Observations Rick, the vice president, was very energetic and nice. He did not say one mean thing but was well respected in the office. He had a decoration in his office that said “Make it Happen”. He said that it inspired him to do his best.
- 7. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Observations Paul kept talking about how he gets mad that one of his co workers always asks him if the boss left yet. At the meeting I attended, these two were arguing and nothing got resolved.
- 8. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Observations Paul's inspiration was his penguin because it reminded him of his daughter who loves penguins
- 9. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Observations Karen, a short woman with red hair always talked in an aggressive voice and it seemed like she was always bossy
- 10. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Observations The other workers don’t really talk to her because her office is in the corner and she is also very sarcastic. However I did ask what inspires her and she said her plane. She said it reminded her of her dad who was a pilot.
- 11. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Observations Mr. Tadlo, the boss, has a great relationship with all of his workers especially Rick and Paul. They joke around and listen to each others ideas but at the same time they have fun
- 12. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Observations This is an example of how being nice can create good relationships which leads to a better workplace. He also has something that inspires him. A cardholder with golf decorations that his son gave him.
- 13. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Ethnographic Research Rick and his wife Bosses office Organized Keys in office Bosses office Picture of Rick’s son Rick’s office
- 14. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Ethnographic Research Interesting cell tower Paul's Computer Paul’s Office Paul’s office/workload Paul’s Billboard Interesting Decoration
- 15. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Ethnographic Research Rick’s Office Color coded Post-its Karen’s Office Karen’s Calendar Paul's Office Paul’s Files
- 16. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Ethnographic ResearchEnvironment
- 17. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Ethnographic Research-Environment
- 18. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Ethnographic ResearchEnvironment
- 19. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Ethnographic ResearchEnvironment
- 20. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Diagonals_Visual Research
- 21. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Archs_Visual Research
- 22. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Irregular Shapes_Visual Research
- 23. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Grids_Visual Research
- 24. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Monochromes_Visual Research
- 25. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Neutrals_Visual Research
- 26. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Highkey_Visual Research
- 27. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Lowkey_Visual Research
- 30. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Cheer Chew Cheer Chew is a flavored Gum that contains a small percent of laughing gas in the center which is dispersed when chewed.
- 31. Nick Perez Professor Klinkowstein Cheer Chew The laughing gas creates a rise in the sensation of happiness. It makes the brain think more innovatively instead of being negative and close minded. The gum could be used to relieve stress in the workplace.