Brisbane Times
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·1 hour ago
My colleagues turned against me in a meeting. Why did this happen?
A worker asked why colleagues turned against her after one person spread hearsay lies in a committee meeting. Associate Professor Connie Zheng from Adelaide University said the situation likely involved groupthink, where groups suppress doubts and avoid questioning influential figures to maintain harmony. She advised documenting incidents, seeking one-on-one conversations with colleagues, and responding with facts rather than emotion.
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