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Negativity can Improve Workplace Performance
Negative feelings at work can be good, new study suggests. Negative feelings at work can be good, new study suggests. Contrary to popular belief, negative feelings such as anger at work can actually be good for the employees, according to researchers at University of Liverpool.
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