Jacob D. LochnerThat’s what happens when you crowd enough folks into the same sandbox: eventually they’re gonna start throwing a fit over who gets what part to play with.
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The business world is all about competition. People are encouraged to get into the same line of work that people they know are in or are known for being good at. They are also taught to get every potential job that is out there. That can make people feel like they are being left out, even if the company has job openings.
Each person wants to go where people they know or have heard about are going. It’s not surprising when this happens in the workplace.
Source: The Twentyseven Swords Part One
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