Feeling neglect being a newcomer in office; how to handle

Just I find a good common question over internet, shall I leave my current job as I feel neglect in company of seniors, they do not assign any work, only I am wasting time.

This is one of the most common problems in many companies. Reasons could be any and many, but in the offices someone, somewhere have feeling of rejection, sitting alone, and feeling burdened and depressed. This not happen only with juniors but also with seniors. This deposits a lot of frustration in mind and ultimately harm both the individual and the company. Very few CEOs bother about employee happiness, nobody cares.

In the October of 2025, though it was pure chance, I met 2 minor accidents, in a gap of less than 2 hours. I was feeling very depressed, frustrated and uncertain. I am working with a company since two decades, I thought to inform them, send a short mobile message to CEO and reply was hilarious, Increase Production.

One of your employee is bleeding and you are talking production, even if employee is of no value to you then too out of human nature you can lend some kind words just to maintain business relations. Surprisingly, I didn't found anything strange in his message, because over the years I learnt when you are needy nobody is your friend. You have to take care for yourself your own way.

Coming to the question, my answer is below to all those who feel rejected in workplace environment,  

SENIOR means I understand a responsible person, and when seniors make a team, then such a team has the responsibility to take everyone together from other team, freshers, experienced, insiders and outsiders and build a company culture. According to HBRs 10 Must Read On Teams, often companies don't build team, indeed they assemble a few people together, make a group and call it Team, which is not. Team means it should work together in mutual cooperation with each other, it should drive a purpose, it should add value to company. Teams are seen less often.

Incidentally, whether, by chance or choice, if you are working with a company or team where you feel neglect, whether you are/or not, manage yourself first. A job comes in hand with efforts, its not come for free, you struggle a lot before you get that office cubical to work.

1. Do not waste your time and energy in thinking about other members.

2. Give your 100% to work, perform, strive for gold standard of work.

3. Do not raise fight, instead try to understand other members and manage the situation.

4. Never leave your job in a hurry, such decisions are costly. First secure new job, only then think of to leave old job if its compulsory to do so.

5. In any workplace, you may or may not feel lonely, lot depends on you, nobody is master of the game. Slowly you will learn, even if in your senior years you will have to manage yourself in one such group.

6. Never carry frustration to home, else you will sure harm yourself first. Workplace problems must not be taken to home and vice-versa.

7. Create positive work environment, be funny, people will like you for one reason or others, by making adjustment in workplace environment and spreading positive energy, you can build next best product.

There is always room to build next best product; Hack Gaps

Feelings of neglect is quite common in workplace, when you work in a group, find your team.

Graduate Schools where GRE not required

A fan asked, I want to study graduated course in a US school? Is it necessary to GRE or how can go for one such course without GRE Score?'

Wonderful question and perhaps this is the problem of many leaving undergraduate college and willing to pursue graduate coursework. GRE Score is a mandatory requirement for Graduate Admission across United States and Canada. Also the GRE Score is accepted worldwide for graduate school admission including MBA and Law. Taking GRE is right decision but if you do not have GRE Score then too you can apply for many schools across world as well as in United States and Canada. I dig deeper, internet database and found few institutes in US where Schools do not ask for GRE Score. Here is the list of institutions. However, please note GRE is a measurement of Graduate Programme Success, its also an assurance to you. But, without GRE too you study graduate course, there are many institutions. Check detailed programme requirements.
 
Admission requirements may change time to time, list given here is indicative in nature, it's not a guarantee, check departments/schools programme websites.  

GRAD PPROGRAMS NOT ASKING GRE

MIT
Electrical Engineering and computer science.

Washington State University: Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

University of Dayton: Engineering

Stevens Institute of Technology: Engineering

George Mason University: Applied Information Technology (MS)
Civil & Infrastructure Engineering (MS)
Computer Forensics (MS)

University of Washington: Civil Engineering (MS)

University of MarylandEngineering: Professional Master of Engineering (ENPM)

Iowa State University: Chemical and Biological Engineering (ME)
Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering (ME)
Systems Engineering (ME)

University of Minnesota: Civil Engineering (MS)

Brown University: Biomedical Engineering

South Dakota State University: Mechanical Engineering (MS)
Computer Science (MS)

North Carolina State University: Landscape Architecture

Tufts University

Engineering Management

Brandeis University
Computer Science (MA/MS)

Portland State University: Mechanical and Materials Engineering

New Mexico State University
Economics, Applied Statistics and International Business

University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Geographic Information Systems (MS)
Applied Sociology

University of Arizona
Economic Geology

University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Industrial and Management Systems Engineering

University of Pittsburgh
Material Science & Engg.

University of Michigan: InterPro-Integrated Microsystems 

List of Business Schools in Canada

Canada is a promising destination to pursue MBA, Under Graduate/Post Graduate Programmes,  Business Programmes and EMBA etc. Here given List of Business Schools in Canada.

List of Business Schools in Alberta

  • Alberta School of Business (University of Alberta) - Edmonton
  • Bissett School of Business (Mount Royal University) - Calgary
  • Business Department (Southern Alberta Institute of Technology) - Calgary
  • Chiu School of Business (Bow Valley College) - Calgary
  • Donald School of Business (Red Deer College) - Red Deer
  • Faculty of Business (Athabasca University) - Athabasca
  • Dhillon School of Business (University of Lethbridge) - Lethbridge
  • Haskayne School of Business (University of Calgary) - Calgary
  • JR Shaw School of Business (Northern Alberta Institute of Technology) - Edmonton
  • Leder School of Business, The King's University) - Edmonton
  • School of Business (MacEwan University) - Edmonton

List of Business Schools in British Columbia

  • Ashton College - Vancouver
  • BCIT School of Business (British Columbia Institute of Technology) - Burnaby
  • Beedie School of Business (Simon Fraser University) - Burnaby
  • Camosun College - Victoria
  • Capilano School of Business Capilano University - North Vancouver
  • Faculty of Management (University of British Columbia) - Kelowna
  • Fairleigh Dickinson University - Vancouver
  • Kwantlen Polytechnic University - Surrey
  • Langara School of Management Langara College - Vancouver
  • New York Institute of Technology - Vancouver Campus - Vancouver
  • Okanagan College - Kelowna
  • Peter B. Gustavson School of Business (University of Victoria) - Victoria
  • Royal Roads University - Victoria
  • Sauder School of Business (University of British Columbia) - Vancouver
  • Thompson Rivers University School of Business (Thompson Rivers University) - Kamloops
  • Trinity Western University - Langley
  • University Canada West - Vancouver
  • University of the Fraser Valley - Abbotsford
  • University of Northern British Columbia - Prince George
  • Vancouver Island University - Nanaimo

List of Business Schools in Manitoba

  • Asper School of Business (University of Manitoba) - Winnipeg
  • University of Winnipeg's Faculty of Business and Economics (University of Winnipeg) - List of Business Schools in Winnipeg
  • Redekop School of Business (Canadian Mennonite University) - Winnipeg

List of Business Schools in New Brunswick

  • Faculté de l'administration Université de Moncton - Moncton
  • Ron Joyce Centre for Business Studies Mount Allison University - Sackville
  • University of New Brunswick - Saint John
  • University of New Brunswick Faculty of Business Administration - Fredericton
  • List of Business Schools in Newfoundland and Labrador
  • Memorial University of Newfoundland - St. John's

List of Business Schools in Nova Scotia

  • F.C. Manning School of Business (Acadia University) - Wolfville
  • Gerald Schwartz School of Business - St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish
  • Rowe School of Business (Dalhousie University) - Halifax
  • Shannon School of Business (Cape Breton University) - Sydney
  • Sobey School of Business (Saint Mary's University) - Halifax

List of Business Schools in Ontario

  • Conrad School of Entrepreneurship and Business (University of Waterloo) - Waterloo
  • DeGroote School of Business (McMaster University) - Hamilton
  • Department of Management (University of Toronto Scarborough) - Toronto
  • Department of Management (University of Toronto Mississauga) - Mississauga
  • George Brown College - Centre for Business - Toronto
  • Goodman School of Business (Brock University) - St. Catharines
  • Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics (University of Guelph)- Guelph
  • The Business School (Humber College) - Toronto
  • Lakehead University Faculty of Business Administration - Thunder Bay
  • Laurentian University Faculty of Commerce and Administration - Sudbury
  • Lawrence Kinlin School of Business (Fanshawe College) - London
  • Lazaridis School of Business & Economics (Wilfrid Laurier University) - Waterloo
  • London School of Business and Finance Canada - Toronto
  • Niagara School of Business and Management (Niagara College) Niagara-on-the-Lake
  • Odette School of Business (University of Windsor) - Windsor
  • Pilon School of Business (Sheridan College) - Mississauga
  • Redeemer School of Business (Redeemer University College) - Hamilton
  • Richard Ivey School of Business (University of Western Ontario) - London
  • Rotman School of Management (University of Toronto) - Toronto
  • School of Accounting and Finance (SAF) (University of Waterloo) - Waterloo
  • School of Administrative Studies (York University) - Toronto
  • School of Business & Economics (Nipissing University) - North Bay
  • Schulich School of Business (York University) - Toronto
  • Smith School of Business (Queen's University) - Kingston
  • Sprott School of Business (Carleton University) - Ottawa
  • Stratford School of Interaction Design and Business (University of Waterloo) - Stratford
  • Ted Rogers School of Management (Ryerson University) - Toronto
  • Telfer School of Management (University of Ottawa) - Ottawa
  • Toronto School of Management - Toronto
  • Trent School of Business (Trent University) - Peterborough and Oshawa
  • University of Ontario Institute of Technology - Oshawa

List of Business Schools in Prince Edward Island

  • School of Business (University of Prince Edward Island) - Charlottetown

List of Business Schools in Quebec

  • Desautels Faculty of Management (McGill University) - Montreal
  • École d'Entrepreneurship de Beauce - St-Georges
  • École des Sciences de la Gestion (ESG) (Université du Québec à Montréal) - Montreal
  • HEC Montréal (École des Hautes Études Commerciales de Montréal) (Université de Montréal) - Montreal
  • Faculté des sciences de l'administration (Université Laval) - Quebec City
  • John Molson School of Business (Concordia University) - Montreal
  • Université de Sherbrooke - Sherbrooke
  • Université du Québec - Montreal
  • Williams School of Business (Bishop's University) - Lennoxville

List of Business Schools in Saskatchewan

Edwards School of Business - University of Saskatchewan - SaskatoonPaul J. Hill School of Business (University of Regina) - Regina (as well as the Kenneth Levene Graduate School of Business)

For detailed admission requirements check website or particular programme. Admission requirements for home students and international students also vary. Classes are delivered in English.