As with any competitive workplace, there is also friction here, many players said.
I can imagine it causing friction in workplaces if every employee listed their salary, though".
Others figure the risk of creating friction at the workplace isn't worth their peace of mind.
Taylor's final words of advice for friction in the workplace: Remember that you have choices when it comes to your career.
Brakes work by causing friction.
Correction: April 10 , 2001 Tuesday An article on the Workplace page on Wednesday about the friction between computer help-desk employees and higher-level specialists misstated the given name of a vice president at Tech Republic Inc. of Louisville, Ky., who said neither side should be assigned blame.
Some people began calling it a soap opera (a touch of misogyny there), but it was more like a workplace drama, with its conflicting personalities, barely suppressed friction, and revolving personnel.
They are leading experts on managing multigenerational workplaces, and are coauthors of Generations, Inc.: From Boomers to Linksters -- Managing the Friction Between Generations at Work (Amacom, 2010).
On the odd occasion when a budding relationship hasn't worked out, co-workers have been supportive to both parties and there has never been friction between the broken-hearted in the workplace, she added.
Often they survive on their charm while causing intense friction and, at times, high turnover in the workplace.
