Wall Streeters are cursing and complaining in company chats about their WFH situations, and it could be a sign bad behavior is around the corner
Wall Street employees are more stressed working from home due to dealing with family life and unrelenting bosses, according to data from Behavox.Wall Street employees have been more stressed than usual while working from home, which could lead to compliance breaches as frustrations continue to rise.
Shaky internet connections, demanding bosses, and close quarters with in-laws have Wall Street employees stressed about their work-from-home situations, and one expert believes it's a sign bad behavior could be afoot.has been pitched by some as a silver lining of the coronavirus pandemic. Employees at financial firms known for long, grueling workdays get a chance to spend more time with their family while working from the comfort of their own homes.
"When there's an uptick in inappropriate language or stressful sentiment or negative sentiment, it means things aren't going according to plan," he said. "And typically you then start seeing some of these compliance breaches following."in February, categorizes the increases into three main camps. Internal gossip and complaints isn't completely alarming. However, Ebrahim said the real issue is employees voicing their anger to friends or acquaintances at other companies.
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