And whilst for the more-discerning of us this may just be something of an annoyance, maybe even something to expect from working amid a larger team, it turns out those employees could actually be causing a lot more widespread harm than you’d originally think.
Dr Amy Armstrong, a senior researcher on the project commented that ‘they're rewarded for that dysfunctional behaviour’ because these pseudo-engaged employees are often encouraged by the managerial system for which being vocal in meetings and overtly, seemingly engaged with goings on around the workplace are seen as positive behaviours.
And as the study suggests above (and hundreds more studies will tell too), this lack of recognition for quieter but more productive team members - those that don’t subscribe to frequent self-promotion but really produce most of the work - can have a serious and long-lasting impact on the wider organisations productivity, motivation levels and performance.
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