The former employee accuses Justin Baldoni of promoting “toxic positivity” at the workplace |

A former Wayfarer studios employee Justin Baldoni of performative behavior, claiming to promote “toxic positivity“This was felt senseless, as Los Angeles Times reported.
A former employee shared that Baldoni encouraged the staff to sign themselves with affectionate phrases and maintained an excessively positive work environment. They considered that this approach created an atmosphere of “toxic positivity” and considered it uncertain, especially coming from someone who presented itself as a disturber of the status quo.
Some former Wayfarer studios employees have raised concerns about work problems, including Baldoni’s integration of his Baháʼí faith in the company’s values. Some have considered that his approach has an evangelizing tone, which they considered improperly from a professional point of view.
A former employee said that Bahá’s values ​​have strongly influenced the company’s operations and were frequently discussed. However, Baldoni and Wayfarer Studios replied, stating that no complaints were reported on Culture at work or concerns about the founders’ platforms.
The declaration clarified that any guidance on written communication aimed to maintain professionalism and align the company’s ethos. It has been emphasized that Wayfarer appreciates the joy and positivity in the workplace and is through this faith.