Posts Tagged ‘coworkers’
Coworker Deception
Saturday, April 23rd, 2011
Erin Bryant, grad student at Arizona State, and Patricia Sias, Professor at Washington State co-authored a clever scholarly article on workplace deception. For Communications Currents, they summarized their work describing four different types of deception and the organizational consequences of each. Targets of bullying will recognize the types instantly.
Tags: coworkers, Erin M. Bryant, group dysfunction, lying, Patricia M Sias, workplace deception
Posted in Bullying Tutorials, Science | 4 Comments »
Unhelpful Co-Workers? Abilene Paradox
Friday, April 17th, 2009
Why Team Members Won’t or Can’t Help
Abilene Paradox
Jerry Harvey honored his Texas roots when he named this phenomenon. The group dynamic is perhaps the most relevant to understanding why bullies can be witnessed by so many people and still get away with it.
Tags: abilene paradox, coworkers, Harvey, The Bully At Work
Posted in Bullying Tutorials, Science | 2 Comments »
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