7 Signs Your New Company Is Toxic! (Spot The Red Flags)

7 Signs Your New Company Is Toxic! (Spot The Red Flags) Congrats on the new job! But what if you start noticing some uncomfortable things shortly after beginning the new job? In this video I share 7 signs your new company might be a nightmare in disguise.

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[redsolocup]

Another sign is a toxic co-worker. Management knows this individual is toxic. But won't do anything about it.

[MuhazamCSE]

An interview that is too smooth to be true is actually an indicator of toxic company. Been there.

[Barbara-texz]

When a stellar coworker is going nowhere, you probably won't go anywhere at that company either.

[leonardgrant]

I was fired from a company where the manager was too busy to notice that the team was very toxic, many of the team members were narcissistic, and one colleague had a tendency to report every event that he did not like silently to the manager. I am actually glad that they fired me, it would cost me my sanity if I would stay there.

[TechyCatz]

At my previous job the first thing my co worker said to me was “Please don’t let them scare you away “

[tobiasthederp]

I just left a small manufacturing company where the owners were emotional Jack in the boxes. I had no plan and no money but life without anxiety and stress induced sickness was worth it. I had to go to the emergency room due to panic attacks due to the owners toxicity.

[youdontknowme]

My first office job: OH. MY. GOD. I was just in despair like, "Are all office jobs like this?" Gossipping backstabbers galore. And couldn't get any REAL work done because your work kept getting micromanaged or there was a lot of finger-pointing. I had enough after just 5½ weeks---I left after lunch on a Wednesday and never went back. They never even called me wondering what was up. Luckily, I never experienced that level of toxicity again.

[WabiSabi]

Best job I ever had did not sound like a sales pitch during the interview. When an employer sells you the job, they’re hiding something or just feel they need to compensate for the bs they know you’re walking into.

[Maruchan-jkjp]

Having a boss that assigns work and then doesn't remember why they assigned it, is another sign.

[uganda]

Several signs.
1. Lack of communication

2.secretive flow of information

3. Most of the people that work there hate their job especially lower level positions

4. Micromanagement yes especially on hours worked not about outcome of service mainly results is not important. I call it micro time management.

5. Yes resistant to change or feedback

6 noisy co-workers who don't mind their business

7. Money not spent on services especially if you work in non profit organizations.

[SeriousCat]

Another sign of a toxic work environment people should be on the lookout for is a musty oder... and seeing slightly fuzzy, discolored, or slimy patches in rooms that arn't properly ventilated --- signs of a mold problem

[FullUhFools]

Sign #1 You're on this video wondering if your job is toxic. 😂

[sabersky]

My red flag was where more employees walked out of the job than doing a two weeks notice. When that’s the norm than an aberration it’s a bad sign.

[k.chriscaldwell]

_We’re like a family here._

_We’re a team here._

[benbishop-zlov]

You helped me get over a toxic job. I have moved on and can’t thank you enough for.

[chaserohwedder]

Started a new job a few weeks ago. Bunch of red flags off the bat but they offered me a 40% pay increase over my previous employer. 4 weeks in I’ve been pushed to the edge of insanity on a daily basis and am at the point where I may consider a full career change at this point. 😂

[SevenFortyOne]

The last place I was at exhibited a majority of these things. I put up with it for 5 years thinking it would get better and it never did. When I realized I was normalizing a lot of this behavior and even brining it home to my family I finally realized it was time to leave. This was supposed to be my "dream company" but it turned out to be a nightmare. Luckily I'm with a much better company now and feeling much better about my career and personal well-being these days.

[iamfree]

I started working in a company that seemed great, one of the best interviews I ever had! They gave me a great offer too.
But when I started it was a mess. Nobody even said hello to me for months, then I had to complete some weird training that lasted a month and isn't related to my job. The position was remote but all of a sudden I was expected to be in an office every day. I had two bosses - one of them quit after a couple of months, other one just ignored us all.
Well, it's been a year and a half and I'm still there, kind of go with the flow.

[GenX-Memories]

I would argue that most of these are fairly common in smaller businesses. Mom-and-Pops, consulting/ MSPs, general labor/ contracting, etc.

[BuzzinVideography]

8) employees you encounter within the place straight tell you that it sucks.
9) this new company acts shady and won't tell you who is who or where