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How to create a positive work environment
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There are many fears surrounding job stability and it is reasonable for it to cause you worry however doing the proper research on your company or ask for direct feedback from your manager, this allows you to get clues on whether you have to prepare for a potential layoff or not.
It's okay to overthink things but it's much more important to think abour your mental health and that your fears should be grounded in evidence. Regardless, always keep in mind that if in the case that you were fired, you will bounce back because your career is not over yet.
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