5 Reasons Why You Don't Have Friends At Work
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As humans, we need some form of social interaction (some of us more than others). However, we all do need and thrive on the simple act of connecting to people.
For the majority of us, our social fabric is created through work. We see these people every day. We have work in common. We get to know them in ways the spouses and significant others simply don't. When we leave these people due to job change, it can be painful.
Yet, despite all this social goodness that work can bring, what happens when it doesn't happen to you? What do you do when you don't have friends at work? No one to save you space at a meeting or light up when you enter a room? It happens, and when it does, there's no lonelier place to be. It can be so impactful that it can cause a person to look for another job.
Here are situations you may be facing and what you can do about them:
You're New In The Office 
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You may think you're past due for connecting with people in a deeper way at work. Sometimes the dynamic is such that it simply takes a while and ongoing persistence to break through.
You Got Off On The Wrong Foot With Your Co-Workers
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It doesn't matter if you were misinterpreted. Somehow you did something right off the bat that got you sideways with many of your peers. If you did do something wrong, make amends and don't do it again.
Being the bigger person takes courage, but you will win friends. If there is nothing to make amends for, stay friendly and ignore the undertow. It will eventually fade.
The Work Cliques Are Too Strong To Penetrate
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Just like high school, there are work situations where you are the outsider and will stay that way for an indefinite period of time. Most likely these people have worked together for a while and the bond is tight. They probably don't realize how unfriendly they may seem.
You need to be friendly and make efforts to get to know each person at an individual level. It may take some big work event, like a year-end close, to be the final catalyst that forms the bond. There's nothing like being in the trenches with people to nail the trust and support.
You're Not A Cultural Fit
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That feels like a hard message, but it truly is not personal. We all have values and work styles we wear like a suit. They are out there for everyone to see and experience. Many times, when we aren't a cultural fit, we are out of step with the people we work with.
This makes it hard to form friendships. If you aren't a cultural fit, you need to admit it and move on. It not only won't help form friendships, but it won't help your career either.
You're An Introvert Who's Turning More Inward
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For an introvert, it can be tough to push yourself toward people you don't know. When an introvert is surrounded by 'strangers,' it's easy to retreat even further. You could appear kind of wonky and unapproachable, making it difficult for co-workers to approach you.
You've set up your own lonely situation and only you can make your way out. To make it less overwhelming, simply focus on one or two people with whom you feel some form of affinity, and focus on getting to know them. It will help you overall and will become a catalyst for forming more relationships.
Workplace relationships can make or break a job. They can nourish you and help you excel in your career if they are healthy workplace relationships. When those bonds are not forming, it can make you feel very lonely. But there are things you can do to improve the situation. You need patience and a friendly smile.
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Being fired, laid off, or let go can be a very emotionally taxing and frustrating experience. Your self-confidence is wavering, you're not sure what you're going to do next, and you're not sure how you're ever going to bounce back (especially if you're late in your career). If you're currently unemployed after a layoff, this live event is for you.
It's completely normal to grieve for the loss of your job when you get laid off. But, as difficult as losing your job may seem right now, it can lead to something positive.
Everything happens for a reason. Getting laid off might give you the fresh start you didn't know you needed.
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Community Executive Spotlight: The Biggest Misconception About Your Job Jenna ArcandSeptember 22, 2022
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There are misconceptions about every job. And the longer you stay in the same line of work, the more misconceptions you'll hear from those not familiar with what you do. Executives in particular have had many years to discover the misconceptions about their work.
We recently asked our leading executives what the biggest misconception about their job is—to gain some insight about their profession.
Here are their responses...
Jim Black, Engineering & Technical Executive
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I am an engineering executive, and I am very technical in nature. I also admit I am a NERD. My job expects me to be a nerd, and I know many things. I lead a highly specialized aviation testing group with over 100+ years of experience. These men and women are the best in the industry. I work every day to keep up with their expertise as an outsider.
The misconception about my line of work is simple... I rarely have all the answers. I need to rely on my team, my peers, my network, and my friends to share ideas. By collaborating with my team, I can find solutions. By working with peers, I can help guide the group to improve. Friends and colleagues often lead me to new insights and better ways of thinking.
Engineers come off as "know-it-alls" and experts in their field. We did not get there overnight. We worked with many people and collaborated over time to gain this expertise. Very, very few engineers and scientists are like "Sheldon Cooper." Many of us work with great people to share ideas and develop new solutions for today's problems. Our secret weapon is our ability to collaborate and combine experiences. Rarely do we work alone or have brilliant ideas given to us by divine intervention. Our solutions require hard work and sharing with others.
Jim Black is an engineering professional focused on the development of technical professionals. He is also a professional bass player.
Andrea Markowski, Marketing Executive
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Some people may think that marketing executives spend all day placing advertisements. Advertising is certainly an important ingredient in the overall marketing pie, but it is only a small slice.
The supporting crust of the marketing pie is an in-depth understanding of the target consumer and how to best communicate to them the value of a product or service. This is done through loads of research and data analysis (the ingredients) that inform strategies (the recipe) and, ultimately, actionable tactics (assembling the pie).
One of those tactics is often paid promotion in various channels, AKA advertising, which is viewed as the whipped cream and cherry on top!
Outsiders usually only see that delicious pie topping and don’t realize all the work that went into baking the pie that supports the topping and makes it appealing enough to eat. Bon appétit!
Andrea Markowski is a marketing director with specializations in strategy development, digital tactics, design thinking, and creative direction. She has superpowers in presentations and public speaking.
John Schembari, Senior Education Executive
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Since schools tend to seek out consultants during periods of challenge, they often are looking for quick fixes to their problems and expect education consultants to direct them accordingly. While expedient, client schools won’t grow in their expertise around best schooling practices and/or systemic processes if consultants "tell" schools how certain opportunities for school improvement should be addressed. Consultants aren't the people necessarily doing the day-to-day implementation work; long-term positive change happens best, therefore, when staff is consulted/vested in the next steps.
An education consultant serves as an outside thought partner when looking at school/community-based data, listening to stakeholders about wants/needs, and helping schools develop effective strategic improvement plans. Yes, education consultants should share knowledge of best practices gained from having worked within many school settings but, ultimately, the chosen course of action needs to be owned by the school. It is the consultant's responsibility to follow up consistently with the client, throughout the length of the contract, to ensure that improvement milestones are being met. Good education consultants work themselves out of a job.
John Schembari is a current K-12 teacher/school leader academic improvement coach and former school building and district administrator. He loves to draw, travel, swing dance, and read nonfiction.
Lisa Perry, Global Marketing Executive
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Unfortunately, there are many misconceptions about marketing. Too many to list here. The biggest misconception about marketing is that it is an external activity. For example, if you have a campaign, advertising campaign, or email campaign, these are external activities. Marketing is an internal process of exploring, creating, and delivering value to meet the needs of a target market in terms of goods and services. It’s the strategic work you do, figuring out who your customers are, what their needs are, where they are, and how to communicate with them. Make no mistake, marketing is a leadership function that, when done correctly, will develop the strategies that drive lead generation, conversions, fulfillment, and revenue.
Lisa Perry helps companies build leadership brands, driving loyal customers & delivering profitability. She does this through a process that builds brands consumers love. Her goal is to help companies develop, monetize, and grow their brands.
Dr. Hannah Hartwell, Learning & Development Executive
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One common misconception about learning and development is that “everything” can be solved with training; that is, offering training is the only way to solve business problems. It’s empowering for professionals to think training can have such amazing business problem-solving skills. However, training is not always the solution. I would need to ask more about the business problem, including the direct impact, the audience, the resources available, and the desired timeline. Often when I meet with clients and colleagues, we figure out more appropriate solutions—sometimes it’s training but not always.
Dr. Hannah Hartwell is a learning and development executive and change management practitioner with 15+ years of business transformation experience in the healthcare, pharmaceutical, higher education, and professional services industries.
Carla Biasi, Personal Stylist
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The biggest misconception is that we shop all day. While we do shop to learn about current trends, merchandising ideas, and services, we study trends and learn how to incorporate them into everyday living. We study color and body type analysis so our customers look and feel their best.
We understand the human psyche and how to work with people of different backgrounds and personalities. Stylists help individuals build confidence and self-esteem. We work with their concerns and create images that propel people forward.
Our financial skills include creating budgets and how to save our customers money.
We are professional and can earn certifications.
Personal stylists can truly wow the executive community.
Carla Biasi is a personal stylist living on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. She currently has her own business and works part-time at an upscale women's boutique and as a virtual and kit stylist for a women’s specialty brand.
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There are three types of job seekers who should be using a staffing company right now. Those job seekers are the career changers, recent grads, and people who have been laid off.
Here's why using a staffing agency is especially beneficial for them, more than the typical job seeker...
A Staffing Agency Can Get You A Job WITHOUT The Extra [email protected] 3 Types Of Job Seekers Should Be Using A Staffing Company RIGHT NOW! #sponsoredad#adsponsor#Edutok#jobtok#jobsearch#jobs#jobsite#jobtips#jobsearchtips#jobseeker#jobsearchhelp#expressjobs#expresspros#expressjobsapp#expressprosapp♬ original sound - J.T. O'DonnellAs a 20-year career coaching veteran and former staffing industry executive, I can tell you that the secret sauce of working with a staffing agency is that they can get you placed without having to do the extra steps of convincing a company to hire you. They simply put you on assignment.
So, why does that matter?
Well, if you're a career changer, it can be hard to explain why you're making the pivot. Or if you're a recent grad, it can be hard to explain why you don't have any experience. Or if you've been laid off, it can be really hard to explain why you were let go.
For career changers, recent grads, and laid-off professionals, working with a staffing agency can help you get redeployed. And it's always easier to get a job when you have a job.
Working With A Staffing Agency (Like ExpressJobs!) Is Easy
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Another great benefit of working with a staffing agency is that it's really easy. All you have to do is download an app like the ExpressJobs app to get started.
After you download the ExpressJobs app, the first thing it'll do is show you all the jobs in your area within a 50-mile radius. Then it lets you refine the search by distance, job title, relevance, etc., allowing you to filter the jobs so you're only seeing the ones you would want to take. Once you filter the jobs, you're then able to select specific jobs and take a closer look—and even send a message to get more information.
Everything you need to work with a staffing agency is in one FREE app!
Honestly, anybody who is struggling to get hired and feels like something is holding them back can really benefit from working with a staffing agency. But in particular, I've found career changers, recent grads, and lay-off victims benefit the most from using staffing agencies, so go check out the ExpressJobs app. It's super easy to use and could really help you land your next job.
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