Signs of a Toxic Workplace (Spot it Before You're Trapped)


This week is for you folks

who are currently trapped in a toxic workplace or who are interviewing and are terrified that you're going to end up in (another) one.

I've written an entire blog post on how to spot it and avoid it, and you can find that here.

Go ahead and give it a read (and a share!) and let me know what you think!

I'll see you with more next week!

With love,

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