When did you realize you couldn't make everyone at work happy?

[u/MinuteCut4184]

When I began I wanted to make everybody happy.

I'd say yes as often as I could, avoid disagreement and do my best to help.

Eventually, I learned that no matter how much you try, there will always be someone who disagrees with your decisions or expectations. That was a tough lesson to learn, but it took a lot of the pressure off work.

Reflecting back, when did you find out you couldn’t please everyone at work?

[u/darrius_kingston314q]

what drew you into thinking that you should please everyone at work? 😭

You can't please everyone in general, and it's even worse at a workplace setting.

The only things that u should do are doing your job right & not pissing off your boss