Gossip could actually have positive effects, researchers say.
A recent study by Stanford University and University of Maryland researchers found that gossip may actually have positive effects.
According to several recent studies, on average, people spend about an hour a day talking about other people. However, the company does not shy away from its reputation as a place that gives employees all over the world a digital space to gossip. Chen recalled a private channel of a company where allegations of workplace sexual harassment were made. What started as what can be considered gossip morphed into real action.
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