Traditionally, perfectionism has been thought of as a useful trait that can provide significant support in building a career.
However, in reality, everything is not as clear-cut as it might seem at first glance.
In fact, perfectionism can become an enemy and a serious obstacle in achieving certain professional goals.
How exactly does the desire to do everything perfectly harm? The second part of our material will answer this question.
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The fact is that perfectionists burn out at work faster than other employees, since they spend a lot of emotional resources on their responsibilities.
Such people work much longer than ordinary employees, striving to make their results brilliant. This is not always beneficial for the employer.
In addition, perfectionists are prone to neuroses. They constantly worry about how good they look in the eyes of others.
This attitude often leads to a demanding attitude in return and, as a consequence, constant loneliness due to a lack of friends and acquaintances.
Previously, we talked about what phrases should never be said during an interview .
Author: Margarita Sadkovskaya
