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Can intellectual and constructive arguments lead to issues in the workplace?
Discussions are productive, arguments never are. I suspect if you are seeing more tension between you and your boss, then you are having arguments. This needs to be fixed.
First you need to rid yours …
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Is it really practically possible to do software assignments without taking anybody's help?
Sure it is possible. It is even common for senior people. I rarely have to ask others how something works because I understand the syntax, the database structure, the actual code, the business reasoni …
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Colleagues make fun of me, should I ignore them or answer them back?
Seriously, the action you should have taken the first time was to laugh. keep this in mind for the future. You really need to expand your definition of professional beyond never say or do anything exc …
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