Often, the world isn't a kind place. The workplace should be.
Generally, people want to work at a nice place. But being a nice place to work has critical business attributes.
"Within our jobs, more than ever, people are feeling like they don’t know their place," said Tessa West, Professor of Psychology at New York University, author of "Jerks at Work and Job Therapy" and an expert in interpersonal communication. "It's almost like we all feel like we're back in the first year of high school: uncomfortable in our own skin and insecure in ways that we aren't used to. And because of this, we're often looking to our colleagues and bosses and mentors to help provide some sense of security, to help ground us. Kindness is about providing that."
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