From the producer of the best selling "Why Are You So Angry?", this is an examination of workplace anger. The headlines about murder and violence in the workplace get a lot of attention but the accumulation of destructive energy that results from anger even when it doesn't find expression in violent behavior is extremely costly to today's workplace. Excellent dramatizations bring some stereo-typical characteristics to life for viewers in the form of the bully, the blamer, the chronic, the short fuse, and the camouflager. Traits are discussed and mechanisms for 'taking control' of our anger are demonstrated. Before any kind of resolution to on-going workplace conflicts can be initiated it is necessary for those involved to see themselves as others see them. This video can help in the process a lot. Anger at work is destructive and expensive even when it doesn't lead to bloodshed and murder.

*Includes 21-page Leader's Guide