10 Secrets You Should NEVER Tell Coworkers

If you don’t want drama at work, there are a few things your coworkers should not know. But everyday ambitious professionals who work hard and are trying to get ahead make the mistake of spilling tea on these ten things to coworkers and accidentally insert themselves in office gossip, workplace drama, and find themselves in the center of a toxic work situation. In this video I’m going tell you exactly what you need to keep secret from your coworkers so save yourself stress, and keep your career trajectory high.

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[VideoGameRoom]

Don't gossip, bad mouth another employee, don't share anything personal about yourself. You should only talk about only work related things. Just do your job and go home.

[amorosogombe]

Never tell your coworkers anything. They are pure jealous evil.

[gmar]

Three golden rules in the workplace, 1) mind your own business 2) worry about yourself 3) keep your own personal info to yourself. If no one else needs to know, don’t say anything

[anchy]

My female colleague hangs out a lot with a one male colleague at work. They eat lunch together and gossip about other people. And they don't hide it. They often stick together. Recently a meeting was held without that male colleague and some people complained about his way of working.
That female colleague who hangs out with him, took the opportunity to tell the director that the male colleague was not fit for the job and that she was willing to take over his part of the job.
The director was delighted and praised the female colleague for her ability. After the meeting in which she spoke against that colleague, that female colleague again went to lunch with the colleague she had just beaten up to her boss acting like nothing was happened. I work in such a terrible environment.

[pabloseykata]

Never discuss your personal finances at work. If you are having debt issues, do not bring it u at work. Your co-workers can use it against you. Always understand that you can be friendly with your co-workers, but they are not your friends. And there are co-workers who will act like a friend who are not.

[ebikescrapper]

Don't talk about
Sexually history
Criminal history
Negative work history
Financial history
Keep work and private life seperate.

[bluefamily]

My rule of thumb is to ask how everyone else is and get folks talking about themselves.

[untouchablex]

Law 4 of the 48 Laws of Power: Always say less than necessary.

[seanc]

One of the best pieces of advice I ever received was from a teacher who was known for keeping secrets hidden. Her motto: "Zip it, lock it, keep it in your pocket." Words to live by!

[Liz-wzdh]

I now get why one of my bosses NEVER discussed his personal life. Just be aware that some coworkers will be nosy enough to reserach ANYTHING about you if you are the quiet type as well. I have noticed this with nosy coworkers who think you might be rich from the type of car you drive or where you live (if they work in an office and can see where you live or they know you from the neighborhood especially). They will literally try to look up info on you or use other coworkers to ask various questions so the information gets back to them.

[mercedeswilkins]

Also avoid ppl who gossip and tell personal info of others

[fabis]

All this things are the ones that make me want to work remotely. No drama, no gossip and more than all no worrying about what others think, do or not do.

[LoveMusic-dvsl]

I never discuss anything personal at work even with coworkers that I like and im friendly with. The less people know the better it is. Its easier to let it be a mystery to them, and less for them to gossip about

[pbird]

"I trusted karma to do it's job, so that I can do mine." =GOLD

[jolenereader]

My husband and I, after 27 yrs marriage, bought our dream house. We worked very hard to get to this point in our life. But I’am uncomfortable talking about it at work because people think you are bragging or that you must have a lot of money. No, I wish they could understand that we suffered and sacrificed to buy this home and we are very proud of it.
I might of heard this on here. People don’t mind if you do well, but do like it if you do better than they are. I’ve noticed this also includes family.

[theguynextdoor]

Trust nobody. I have experienced this first hand. I was accused of saying something I never said because someone was determined to misinterpret what I said. It backfired.

[MondoBeno]

You're 100% right. On my last job, I avoided any information about my life, and never complained to anyone about coworkers. I never gossiped, and it all saved my ass. When my supervisor said something bad about a long-time employee, I said nothing. When the other old timers said bad things about him, I said nothing. Read the 48 Laws of Power, it says to observe, but say nothing. That way you will know what's going on, and avoid getting in trouble.

[Jazzmaster]

Walls tend to be much thinner in workplaces than most of us think. If you ever have any doubts about sharing something with even one person at work, you probably shouldn't share it at all.

[Stinger]

Whenever my coworkers ask me what I'm doing on the weekend, I always say nothing that matters here. I have to maintain that wall between the world of the job and the world of me.

[isabelleetchebarren]

I have a co worker that is always telling everyone her personal stuff. Besides telling everyone at work she posts it on Facebook. I’m the opposite I believe that you should keep your personal life to yourself.