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Questions regarding the people one works with. This includes questions about communication, teamwork, or other issues caused by ones co-workers.
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Is it Bad Form to use an Ecigarette or Vaporizor in the office?
I would expect that from my colleagues as well. Everybody who knowingly annoys me and doesn't even attempt to avoid that is a prick.
Now the contended term is surely "if possible". …
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Coworker asking to borrow money in front of other people
We are all colleagues who are friendly with each other. There is no need nor opportunity to bribe anybody. …
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How to politely avoid eating with a colleague
You could also try to give it a funny side. Save a text somewhere which mimicks an out-of-office or other automated reply. For example:
"This is the out-to-lunch assistant of <your name>. I'm curr …
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Extracting work from people who are on PIPs but who we also cannot fire?
I think a two-pronged approach is called for here.
The "tactical" one focuses on the two undead team members. I'd be brutally honest with them and simply try to task them with things they really like …
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