TOXIC WORKPLACE

Document the work before they rewrite the record.

Track shifting expectations, retaliation, public criticism, selective enforcement, impossible deadlines, and the incidents that disappear in verbal conversations.

FIND YOUR ENTRY POINT

Start with the part you can prove.

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RED FLAGS AREN'T RANDOM. THEY'RE DATA.

Stop carrying the whole pattern in your head.

Start one clean record today. You do not need the perfect explanation—you need the sequence.

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