There’s a new survey that takes a look at how emotions are perceived in the workplace. According to staffing firm Accountemps, 45-percent of workers say they have admitted to crying at work and 44-percent of company executives say that shedding tears at work is acceptable as long as it doesn’t happen every day. But 32-percent of workers said crying isn’t acceptable and 26-percent of executives said crying is never acceptable at the office. The study also found that more than half of employees have lost their temper on the job. Experts say workplace challenges can often get the best of us, but how you respond and move forward can demonstrate your professionalism and resilience.
How do you handle your emotions at work?
