3. Reduced Productivity: You know you are capable of better...... and more, but somehow you are not able to summon up the enthusiasm to come up with anything more than the bare minimum.

4. LATENESS AND ABSENTEEISM: When you'd started on this job, you'd been pepped up with full steam motivation. Then, you couldn't wait to get to work each morning with a song in the heart and a spring in the toe, you were even reluctant to get home each evening because you were so involved in what you were doing. Now, it is the exact opposite. You crawl into the work place each morning with iron in your shoes and you don't need the clock to tell you when its time to buzz off. Often you are unable to even get yourself to work; you just decide not to go.

5. Hostility towards everybody: Suddenly for no apparent reason you begin to see a foe in everyone you previously got on with. Many rumors, mischief making and gossip is circulated in organizations by individuals who have' had it up to there'.

6. Attitude of resignation: Your demotivated behavior started with apathy, sulking and arguing; finally it nestled into resigned behavior or what is called the submission stage. You find yourself often making statements like, "It's a waste of time to try," "Why put my neck on the line ?" or "This place will never get better."

And at the end of it all, a job that you loved has become a drag.
It is what is called the workplace tragedy. Because you may think that you are shortchanging (and spitting spite) at your organization and maybe you are. But you are doing something worse to yourself. You're stunting your growth. You've reduced your vision. You've turned into a very tiny person. You've shrunk into negative zone. You are no longer a nice person to know or work with.