Tall poppy syndrome refers to a phenomenon in which people criticize, attack, or resent another for their success. Learn more here.

Aversion to tall poppies is said to be particularly strong in Australia and New Zealand, where the idea of a "tall poppy syndrome" was invented in the 1980s.

Career coach Dr Celia Torres-Villanueva unpacks the cultural nuances between two well-known behaviours, Australia’s tall ...

We break down tall poppy syndrome and Australia's love/hate relationship with success.

What is the Tall Poppy Syndrome, and why do nearly 90 percent of successful working women say they’ve experienced it?

Tall Poppy Syndrome If you’ve found that the kitchen goes silent when you enter to make a coffee, or that colleagues tear your ideas apart and scoff at them in meetings, or you’re picking up a ...

There’s a silent but significant syndrome wreaking havoc on corporations and their ability to promote, retain and engage top talent – and its impact is being felt globally. Tall Poppy Syndrome ...

For this week, there seemed no better place to start than in the classroom—where perhaps the biggest cultural difference may be distilled into what Australians call “tall poppy syndrome.” This is the ...

Tall Poppy Syndrome: Stigmatising successful women at work Women who manage to ascend the career ladder in the company where they work are subject to a lot of stigma, here's why.

Aversion to tall poppies is said to be particularly strong in Australia and New Zealand, where the idea of a “tall poppy syndrome” was invented in the 1980s.