After years of conforming to almost every workplace norm, former radio deejay Jillian Lim has learnt that setting boundaries doesn't necessarily make one a bad co-worker.
Voices
After years of conforming to almost every workplace norm, former radio deejay Jillian Lim has learnt that setting boundaries doesn't necessarily make one a bad co-worker.
From skipping team lunches to putting away her phone in the evenings, former radio deejay Jillian Lim has learnt to draw healthier boundaries at work. (Illustration: CNA/Leah Chakola)
New: You can now listen to articles.
This audio is generated by an AI tool.
Read more at straitstimes.com.
Setting boundaries at work will benefit your career and your wellbeing, according to communication expert.
A Bengaluru womans viral social media post about working with US teams has sparked a larger conversation around workplace…
Find out from experts on why work boundaries remain non-negotiable and how managers can help employees during high-pressure…
A woman warned 9-to-5 employees against toxic habits that can lead to burnout and regret. | Trending
The workplace has changed, and we all need to adjust with it, writes Dr Kirstin Ferguson.
