Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If your job is constantly worrying you or stressing you out, you might start "fawning," a self-defense mechanism that people ...

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Fawning isn’t a new workplace occurrence, but it has been attracting more attention in the post-pandemic era as more Gen-Z workers, who are particularly susceptible to it, enter the workforce.

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My latest TRB column for the print magazine is about the incursion of "emotional labor" into low-wage sectors where it doesn’t belong. The piece has received some criticism from readers who don’t ...

If your job is constantly worrying you or stressing you out, you might start “fawning,” a self-defense mechanism that people unknowingly engage in at work. Like fawns that are in constant danger from ...