In your quest to compensate for a lack of enthusiasm, you don't need to become the resident cheerleader, either. Your boss will probably sense insincerity if she tells you to report at 7 a.m.tomorrow for a meeting and you react with a cheer of approval. Learn to say, "Sure,' without emitting a long sigh as you walk away.
Remember, People Do Talk
Not everything you do should be dictated by other people's opinions, but when you work in a group environment, you can't ignore their influence on your career either. If every smile you flash to the
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boss morphs into a disgruntled rant to a co-worker, word of your attitude will get around. Some bosses might dismiss it as gossip, but others will take it to heart.
According to Cooke, a manager who senses that negativity is permeating the workplace will likely address the issue, which could hurt the naysayer's salary increase, bonus, or chances for promotion.
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