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Discussion

by Arpita Roy -
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Yes, I believe that people's workplace behavior is influenced by their beliefs and attitudes. Everyone has opinions on a variety of topics; they aren't all negative. The effect of an employee's attitude on those around them is one factor to consider. People with a good outlook can raise their coworkers' spirits, whereas those with a negative attitude can bring them down.

-Specific habits can be reinforced by a supportive work environment, job satisfaction, a compensation system, and a code of conduct.-

-Consistency is one of the most important aspects of changing someone's actions. Fostering programs that affect behavior isn't enough; these initiatives must be supported by everyone in the company.

-If an employee values integrity, hard work, and discipline, for example, he will most certainly try to demonstrate those characteristics at work. As a result, this individual could be a more productive employee and a more positive role model for others than those with opposing values.