1. No one welcomes you and does not involve you in conversations on your first day

When you are young, colleagues are supposed to make the first day less embarrassing which is all emotions even for the most experienced person in the world. If they show indifference and do not attach any importance to your arrival, there is something wrong with that environment. It just is not a healthy workplace.

2. Everywhere around you notice inappropriate gestures, starting with your boss.

If from the first day of work you notice that your colleagues solve problems by shouting or cursing customers, take it as a bad omen. There is a difference between a stressful situation at work and a work environment that in its philosophy has shouting or misbehavior. The latter can be contagious, so be careful.

3. Colleagues have no problem gossiping / cursing each other in your eye

If they do not show a little ethics even on the first day, do not expect things to change later. When colleagues make accusations, gossip or swear at others, know that tomorrow may be your turn. Gossip can be made anywhere, but it feels like the environment is more toxic than normal. Run.

4. You learn that no one has stayed in that job for more than a few months

There is something wrong. People are obviously always looking for a better opportunity, but the recurring phenomenon of staying in one place for only a few months is a sign of a toxic work environment. What prompted the employee to leave so quickly?

5. The company is proud of values ​​it should not be proud of

If they start mentioning values ​​that are basic and indisputable, there is something wrong with the company. Their work ethic is not at the right level and this will be reflected everywhere.

6. You see that your expectations have nothing to do with the place in reality

Nothing resembles what you expect from the new position. In a toxic work environment you do not have a fixed idea of ​​your role, duties and responsibilities. 

Source: Huffington Post