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Clever responses for dumb, sexist remarks at the workplace
First, I have flipped every response to be about the offender or the situation, not me.
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‘Stretch’ project could be a leadership test — and she’s failing
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I buy beer for the office. Do I have to buy tampons, too?
How nice that you keep your staff well fed and with access to multiple booze options.
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Stressed out by aging parents, young children, demanding work
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Snarky comments on age deserve a ready retort. Try one of these.
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How to handle a colleague who always makes you wait
Clueless or intentionally rude? That will help you figure out the right path to address this behavior.
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How can our office be responsive to 'unstable' people yet still be safe?
Could we be making things worse by engaging with these callers?
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‘My new boss has no idea what I do’: Here’s how to fix that.
Taking a proactive stance will give you energy and also make a good impression.
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An open letter (and rant) on age discrimination at work
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Billionaire offers career advice in an 'Ask Me Anything' session
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