Have you ever wondered what’s really going through your colleagues’ minds? Even if you were to guess who has it out for you, there’s a good chance you’d be wrong, a new study suggests. Study authors asked all the participants the same questions, such as their feelings on their coworkers and what they thought those people thought about them. "Those two effects wash out, and people on average have zero idea about who feels competitively toward them." Researchers said knowing who likes you and who doesn’t can be as simple as paying attention to people’s actions rather than words.

Source: Fox News February 24, 2017 17:15 UTC