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Toxic Work Environments How to Save Yourself The toxic work environment is a draining experience for the workers that affect their mental and physical health. This environment accelerates burnout and encourages workers to quit or switch companies frequently. We see thousands of businesses failing because their ideas, marketing, cash flow, or management are not working correctly because of their toxic environment. The toxicity of the work environment destroys the inner and outer peace of mind and the business. Still, it undermines any reasonable efforts to correct it, eventually designed to fail miserably. Ali Muattar is a serial entrepreneur, psychologist, and corporate trainer, helping businesses change their work environment with proven psychological methods to boost productivity and profitability. By changing the way they are looking at things, things change immediately. One of the few outstanding consumer psychologists, Ali is expressing his thoughts, ideas, experiences, and ready to use strategies and solutions here in this book to help you create a positive environment that can give you an edge over others not to compete but to cooperate to create win-win situations for both parties, i.e., employees and employers. What do you think about it? Let us know on the contact page here. Do you want to know more about the author? Read his bio here. Want to read his other books? Here is a list of his books, and to read his blogs in English, click here, and in Urdu, click here. More about the author Biography I live in Karachi city, Pakistan. ANish publications publish this book. I have been a senior writer, researcher, and editor in the ANish platform for years while specializing in psychology, impacting information technology. I write about business, literature, human psychology, and technology in blogs and websites for clients and companies. As a writer, I enjoy reading, writing, and traveling. You can read my blogs here Follow this Author You can follow this Author through his Social Media Profiles Facebook Twitter YouTube