LinkedIn expert Andrew McCaskill warns that many U.S. employees become “accidentally indispensable” by over-delivering, helping colleagues, and taking on extra work without recognition. His advice is to seek clarity, set boundaries, and document contributions. By using strategies like the “Yes, and…” approach and pushing back thoughtfully, professionals can protect their well-being while turning their importance into career growth.
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