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Questions referring to how one presents themselves and interacts with others in a professional environment
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A check was given to me by my client but I realized I was doing poorly on a sole project sho...
Do not reject this payment. The company took a risk on an experimental project and it didn't work out, this is the cost of doing business. It is very common for the cost of a project to increase to s …
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Does repeating name in email address look unprofessional?
Ultimately you are over thinking this, your email address is pretty inconsequential vs providing quality service and delivering good value in your business. People type your email address once, or eve …
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What is professional language to say I don't want to work under someone for personal reasons?
Short and simple:
"I am very interested in taking this position, however working with
BadManager would not be a good fit for me".
People experienced in corporate communication will know exac …
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How to ask employee with obscene sounding name to adopt "professional alias"
I think the short answer is you can't suggest or propose this. It is up to the employee to decide how they would like to be addressed.
What you can do is put it to the employee honestly. Ask them if …
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