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Criticized because of colleague's mistake
Until the knowledge transfer to your replacement is complete, you are in part responsible for activities under the project. Since your manager has honored your request to be replaced, you should be go …
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How to ask co-worker to stop vaping?
Be honest, friendly, and direct. What you've said in your question is a good start:
At the beginning you didn't have any objection, but as time has gone on you've realized it does affect you negative …
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Colleagues make fun of me, should I ignore them or answer them back?
Doesn't sound like you are a fit for this culture, since you say the managers seem OK with the situation as it is.
If you continue on the path you describe, eventually you will snap and lash out at t …
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