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Q: A new study found that people who do this are less likely to quit their jobs?

A: Who get angry at work

People Who Get Angry About Work Are Less Likely to Quit Their Jobs

 

A new study found that people who get angry about stuff at work are LESS likely to quit, because it’s a sign that they actually CARE about their career and their company, and they take PRIDE in their work.

The people who quit are the ones who feel indifferent when something goes bad at their job.

(Daily Mail)

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