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Sarah Davies

As seen in: Medium, Color Research & Application, Daily Mail, Irish Daily Mail, Nature, The Daily Mirror, The Guardian, Wiley Online Library, Daily Express, Metro (UK) and
Director of education innovation and Bristol Institute for Learning and Teaching. Background in technology-enhanced learning & org change. Tweets fairly random.
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Do You Work With A Narcissist?

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By Sarah Davies
| Grazia Magazine (UK) Verified
The first red flag that you're working with a narcissist will often look like a green one. Your colleague – or boss – is charming, friendly, confident and persuasive. It seems like you've landed your dream job. Then it starts to feel more like a nightmare. Praise becomes unpredictable, as do their moods. They favour some people and alienate others, creating division and competition. Perhaps they're loud, aggressive bullies; maybe they pull people into side conversations to gossip.
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Anorexia nervosa: identification and management by non-specialist nurses

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By Sarah Davies
| Nursing Standard Verified
Sarah Davies Lecturer, Birmingham City University, Birmingham, England.
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The workplace culture warning that is often missed

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By Sarah Davies
| People Management Verified
Most toxic workplace issues do not begin with overt conflict. They begin much more subtly – through indirect communication, the building of strategic alliances and the gradual creation of division within and across teams. This kind of subtle communication issue can begin with one employee being told what another colleague ‘really thinks’. Or it can be the team leader privately venting about a staff member to a colleague, instead of addressing their concerns with them directly.
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