Workplace Psychology

If you're deep into psychology, philosophy, or Stoicism, tell me one idea that's currently rattling around in your head.

PSYCHOLOGY FACT: If a person enjoys being alone, they are likely highly creative and intelligent. Solitude is strategy for the powerful.

The text argues that "imposter syndrome" is often misdiagnosed as an individual psychological flaw, when it is frequently a rational response to systemic exclusion. Instead of labeling people as frauds, the author suggests we should treat the feeling of not belonging as an accurate perception of environments that are not designed for them.

Have you ever worked with someone that you can instantly feel their jealousy, envy and malicious intent? Tell me your workplace story:

Every toxic workplace has that one employee who’s protected no matter how much damage they cause.

The most radical thing a highly sensitive person can do in a toxic workplace is decide their nervous system matters more than their most basic coworkers’ opinion of them.

Honestly, I feel my psychology degree is low-key useless. Can’t find anything related to my field. Maybe I should’ve picked another major. 😕🥲