what work boundaries have been crossed by the workers? what could be the consequences for working of their limitations?
Boundaries establish what is acceptable workplace behavior and how this behavior affects the way workers communicate with one another. Boundaries also establish rules. They are beneficial in the workplace because they help workers understand their individual roles and responsibilities. The work boundaries that have crossed by the workers are :-
- physical boundaries refers to rules that define personal space and touch like hugs instead of handshake
- emotional boundaries means distinguish your emotions from someone else .
- mental boundaries means to apply your thoughts ,values ,and opinions.
Steps to set boundaries at workplace are :-
- know your values
- communicate clearly
- bring up a boundary right
- create structure
- focus on concrete explanation
- prepare for violation
The consequences of crossing the boundaries at workplace are :-
- conflict of ideas
- miscommunication and misunderstanding
- less productivity
- inability to attain goals
- stress
- loss of job
- loss of autonomy and decision making
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