Navigating Annoyances in the Workplace

Thanksgiving is all about showing gratitude, but sometimes we forget to do it with some of the people we see every day: our co-workers. Sara Algoe, who studies social interactions at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and is director of the Love Consortium, gives us a crash course in the best practices for showing appreciation and explains why saying thanks is as important for the person giving it as it is for the person receiving it. And we hear from Jacob Coite, who has made an art out of showing appreciation to the people he works with. 

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Further Reading:

Have You Praised a Colleague Today? Go On, Say Something Nice 

Why Thanking Employees Can Make a Better Leader 

Is the Secret to Happiness a Gratitude Practice?

The Workplace Report 

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