Two speakers examine why toxic employees create workplace chaos. One describes the rush they get from sending inflammatory emails to senior staff, comparing it to "dropping bombs." The high is brief, followed by a crash, and these people typically have no real friendships at work.
So recognizing also that just the toxic person just sucks. They don't have friends at work.
How do you feel being toxic? If you could think about it, what does that feel like? Okay, so there's some level of feeling by creating all this madness, right? So you find some type of maybe joy or, I don't know, relief. I don't know what happens in that moment, but overall, How do you, how do you feel when you're in that space?
Oh, when the toxic tornado is just happening? Oh, I feel good. I'm dropping bombs, and I mean bombs that have email timestamps, bombs that's going to all the franchises, all the big people, and you feel good. So it is this, um, space of euphoria, like, yeah, I got him, I really, I really got him this time. And then you come down from that, you're like,
I was literally kicked off a Southwest flight before for being disrespectful.
