Happy workplaces bring about huge advantages, not just for the people but also for the organizations. Yes, you read it right! Research shows that employees at happy workplaces are more successful and productive in their jobs. Do you know according to this survey it is believed that happy salespeople sell about 37% more products and have a fewer number of sick days, and moreover 12% of them are more productive and in turn stay longer in their jobs?
But, with this truth also lay a sad reality – that not every employee in any company is happy. Yes, there are employees who stay disgruntled or unsettled or might be even frustrated with their work or the workplace. But, it may be because they don’t like to disappoint their manager, so do not open up about their unhappiness. What do you think or call for this cause of unhappy employees and unhappy workplaces at the offices? Well, my answer to this question is undoubtedly the stress, anxiety, poor coping skills, and of all the above the emotional ill-health within the organization.
Yes, emotional well-being at the workplace is very important for the employee and the company as well to benefit. If you are stressed, then no doubt that you will definitely lose your peace of mind which would, in turn, affect your work. Hence, happiness at work is like a productivity booster, here are the reasons-
In a simple way, we can tell that happiness at the workplace is the best measure for success or it can be said that happiness and productivity are like vice-versa, but whereas the link from the happiness to productivity will be stronger.
How to Switch your Happiness at Workplace?
What do you think you can do to maintain happiness at the workplace? Here are few points of happiness mantras for you to evaluate and improve your happiness quotient at the workplace. Here you go-
Now it’s the time to move on towards a stress-free and emotional well-being towards your work-life. Still, if you or any of your loved one is still facing a stress and mental well-being crisis at work, please call us @+91-96111 94949 or visit at www.cadabams.org to talk to our counselors and psychologists for help.