> being more than “just professional” and bringing your rounded self to work The traditional advice to "be professional" might be better in many cases. My obs

> being more than “just professional” and bringing your rounded self to work The traditional advice to "be professional" might be better in many cases. My observation is that employees usually maintain employment by fitting into office/work culture and leaving their private selves at home. Most importantly, it seems like a good strategy to suppress anything personal that could be considered negative.