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What to Do if You Don't Fit in at Work
- Identify Whether Your Problem is Internal or External.
- Figure Out What's Working (and What's Not)
- Come Out of Your Shell.
- Observe & Imitate.
- Reach Out for Help.
- Remember: There's No Shame in Leaving.
Similarly, what to do if you don't like your coworkers?
How to deal with coworkers you don't like
- Don't badmouth to your coworkers. Don't let your hatred of thisperson spill into the rest of your work life or poison your othercolleagues.
- Kill with kindness. When in doubt, default to the most politeversion of yourself.
- Have a heart to heart.
- Don't take it personally.
- Remember: you don't have to like everyone.
- Display self-confidence.
- Strive to complete each task and assignment on time.
- Show humility.
- Have patience with others.
- Respect co-workers even if you don't like them.
- Don't repeat workplace gossip.
Additionally, how do you tell your boss you aren't happy?
How to Tell Your Boss That You're Unhappy at Work
- Identify why you're unhappy. Be able to explain what'swrong.
- Choose your meeting time carefully. Choose a productivehour.
- State why you're unhappy. Be respectful when stating what'swrong.
- Don't just complain — bring solutions. Take initiative tomake things better.
- Have a backup plan. Know things might not get better.
You can call them so but do not mistakethem to be one! A colleague shares similar profession in awork place where performances are assessed and promotions aregiven. As such, your colleague is an indirect competitor toyou at your work place. That being so, he/she cannot be a wellwisher friend for you at any time.