Have you ever faked being happy at work? You’re not alone. Somedays my sincere smile is also my insincere smile. Hey, life is hard, right?
Sometimes you have to walk into work, put a big fake smile on your face, and pretend your soul ISN’T being crushed. But as it turns out, some of us have to do that a lot more than others. A new survey asked people how often they FAKE being happy at work. And only 7% said they NEVER have to do that.
However, one out of three people do this constantly. They FAKE being happy at work.
Congratulations to Cindy Yoder of New Palestine who got today’s answer right and is off to the Buckeye Country Superfest to see the likes of Blake Shelton, George Strait and more, and is qualified for the grand prize tickets on the floor along with George Strait’s new album! More details about Buckeye Country Superfest can be found here.
And this isn’t really surprising . . . but women are much more likely than men to say they usually have to put on a fake happy persona at their job.
