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Why aren't we asking for help at work?

Why aren't we asking for help at work?

Stress, discomfort and doubt are some of the prime factors that stop employees from asking for help at work, according to a new academic study.

In fact, conclusions from management and psychology specialist Professor Daniel Newark, and his co-authors Vanessa Bohns and Francis Flynn, layout that workers also judge whether help will be willingly given as well as the usefulness of that help, when deciding whether to ask.

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