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New Study Highlights Supervisor Influence on Workplace Perfectionism
A recent study indicates that workplace perfectionism is more significantly shaped by supervisors' expectations than by individual standards, affecting 93% of workers.
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Updated 3 days ago
Summary
Research has revealed that the perfectionism experienced by workers is largely influenced by the expectations set by their supervisors rather than their own personal standards.
This finding is particularly relevant given that 93% of individuals report struggling with perfectionism in their professional lives.
The implications of this research suggest that addressing supervisor expectations could be key to managing perfectionism in the workplace.
Key Facts
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Research finding | Perfectionism at work is affected by supervisor expectations. |
| Percentage of perfectionists | 93% of people struggle with perfectionism at work. |
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