Yahoo! Finance: Lecturer Joseph Pereira Proposes New Approaches to Workplace Toxicity

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Boston University School of Social Work | Photo by Brian Smith

Without addressing passive-aggression, workplaces can create toxic environments for employees. Joseph Pereira, a lecturer at BU School of Social Work, shared how passive aggressive behavior can be managed with holistic workplace approaches instead of targeting individual employees in an article for Yahoo! Finance

Excerpt from “Passive Aggression is Poisoning the Workplace, According to Expert Joseph Pereira” by Joseph Pereira:

quotation mark‘Recognizing the signs of passive-aggressive behavior is the first step in addressing this issue. From intentionally withholding information to offering backhanded compliments, these behaviors can be subtle, yet corrosive. Left unchecked, they can escalate into full-blown conflicts, damaging professional relationships and hindering team performance.’

Joseph Pereira, a licensed clinical social worker and addictions specialist, has dedicated his career to helping individuals navigate the complex terrain of workplace dynamics. With over 30 years of experience in the field, Mr. Pereira brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his practice, working across various settings, including the prison and court systems, where he gained invaluable insights into the root causes of anger and aggression.”

Read the full article here.

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