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Anyone in the working world knows that bullies pop up on more than just playgrounds: They also can be found in the workplace.
Workplace bullying can take various forms. Bullies may constantly criticize their peers or their subordinates, they may yell at employees in front of other colleagues or they may gossip about, pick on or ignore certain workers. Regardless of the form bullying takes, company leadership must prevent such behavior and make the workplace...
