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Home›Work›Easy Ways To Boost Your Happiness At Work

Easy Ways To Boost Your Happiness At Work

By Maria Bashi
Jul 12, 2019
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There are a lot of reasons for people not to like their jobs: low salaries, narrow-minded bosses, loud colleagues, and strict rules. As you can guess, this list is far from complete.

Don’t worry if you don’t like your current job; you are not alone. According to statistics, around 57% of the employees in the UK don’t feel happy at work. You can blame your managers, colleagues, and the system for this. However, you are the one who can make a difference.

Quitting a job can be a solution. However, you might have exactly the same situation in your future work as well. That’s why you need to change your attitude first. Here are some easy ways to improve your well-being at the workplace:

Make a schedule

If you feel like you have too much or not enough work during the day, consider making a To-Do list and the schedule. An interesting fact is that being bored at work can be as stressful as being overworked.

Following a schedule can help you stay motivated and finish your job on time. Avoid bringing work home. Your house should be a work-free zone – it will help you find a balance between professional and personal life.

Become social

You see your colleagues and managers more often than you meet your friends and family members. That’s why you need to establish good relationships with them. There is no need to make them your best friends, but you can always make small talk at work. It has been proven that being social in the workplace makes employees enjoy their jobs more.

If you’ve found yourself increasingly unhappy at work, or just in a constant state of the doldrums, maybe it’s time for a change .  Check out the graphic below to learn more about job satisfaction and happiness at work, according to ExpoCart

 

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