Several of your coworkers constantly complain about everything and they try to get you to join them. You have always been a happy and positive person and want to enjoy your time at work, especially since this is your first job
What would be an appropriate first step in the situation?
A) Let the complainers know that you will work with them but that you don't wish to join them in complaining.
B) Ask for a transfer to another unit within the facility where staff is more positive.
C) Discuss your concerns with your nurse manager or the unit supervisor.
D) Contact a nursing organization with your concerns
A
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