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This helps in ALL relationships. Think "5 love languages" revisited.
How to Respond to an Offensive Comment at Work
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And I thought a B#$ch slap was appropriate, I learned something new today.
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Not really a how to guide, more like Sr mgmt babble speak...Now my head hurts. Is that something I should discuss or not discuss according to the article?
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LTC John Shaw
SGT (Join to see) - the article must stack the behavior both ways: speak up, but don't accuse.
If you speak up, there may be consequences.
If you don't speak up, the behavior may continue or get worse.
The author is trying to cover all situations, this factor makes it a difficult read.
I would truncate the steps into manager, employee and HR actions for two examples and stop at that point.
If you speak up, there may be consequences.
If you don't speak up, the behavior may continue or get worse.
The author is trying to cover all situations, this factor makes it a difficult read.
I would truncate the steps into manager, employee and HR actions for two examples and stop at that point.
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