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How to Recover From a Toxic Workplace (7 Tips)

Have you recently left a job that was a big threat to your mental health? You are definitely not alone — bullying, favoritism, verbal abuse, and malicious gossiping are quite common. To recover from a toxic workplace, you first need to identify and acknowledge that your work environment was toxic to your wellbeing, and that it wasn’t your fault. Then, you want to prioritize your mental health, find a job you love, and never let your previous workplace interfere with your plans for the future…

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Work is Temporary: Always Work Yourself out of a Job - Zach on Leadership

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6 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Feel Guilty About Quitting

Most of us will quit at something at some point in our lives. It could be a dead-end job, an abusive relationship, or a bad habit; people cut ties all the time and move on. It’s the way of the world. However, quitting is not always easy. For most folks, quitting is more than a push of emotions. For those moments when you’re 100 percent sure that this is what you need to do, here are six reasons to remind you why leaving is usually a good thing.