Why we’re so f***ing angry at work – and how to stop

News, analysis and comment from the Financial Times, the worldʼs leading global business publication

shows that almost one in five Brits say they feel angry at work – a sharp jump from last year and comfortably higher than our European counterparts.

So how can we stop getting wound up in the office – and how should we deal with colleagues who fly into a rage? Host Isabel Berwick speaks to Mike Fisher, founder and director of the British Association of Anger Management, about how workplace fury works.

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