Homicide is the leading cause of workplace death among females.
One employee in six reports that in the last year she or he wanted to hit a co-worker after being angered. IT'S EASY to see how anger at work can be an emotional sin. Lighting into your colleagues, your employees, or God forbid, your boss, can damage even the most stable working relationships and make you seem emotionally shaky. But sometimes, women are too afraid of anger on the job, repressing justifiable wrath and turning it into stress, depression or fear. One of the most talented male managers I know once told me that he firmly believes in the art of the well-timed and fairly aimed tantrum.