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    Absolutely not. It causes sickness to spread amongst employees. if not infectious, they at least should rest

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    Office parties suck. Only for the in crowd. Others are wall flowers. People that deserve the credit and those that have the confidence to not attend. Too many suck balls

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    Second this question

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    Enjoyment od position, right company culture, right motivation practices used with her

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    Treat them how they treat you

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    2 weeks

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    yes

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    At the end of the day, when it is time to leave this world, no one will ever sit on their deathbed and say, “I wish I’d spent more time at work.”

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21 answers • Office Culture

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    Lack of Covid mandate

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    To simulate potential situations during training.

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    To help facilitate the smooth transition in personnel.

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    Handling your own empathy.

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17 answers • Office Culture

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    Tolerance towards under performers, favouritism

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    Bigger work load to clear up loose ends. On last day, no one at office. I had to lock up and close and lock property gate myself. It was kind of a let down.

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13 answers • Office Culture

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    Yes

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    interrupting when you try to make a suggestion

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24 answers • Office Culture

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    Constant comments about hair texture and hairstyle, comments on someone’s accent or lack thereof, telling employees to assume good intent at all times, negative feedback based on mannerisms and facial expressions

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9 answers • Office Culture

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    Balance performance and skiving

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    They don't like working. If they had the choice they wouldn't be there. I wouldn't give my coworkers time off day if I they didn't happen to work with me

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    Get the turnover down lower

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    Depends on who you work for and where

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9 answers • Office Culture

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    Yes but the pressure doesn't effect what I choose to do.

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    Smug people. Tacky money obsessed bores

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    Confrontational nosy extroverts

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    Pressured to work through lunch

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    No if some problem is there with my coworker i change my way of working with them

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21 answers • Office Culture

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    Food production company

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8 answers • Office Culture

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    I am sorry, but I don’t discuss personal finance politics, or religion at work. I don’t think discussing any of these topics would benefit our company in a positive way.

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12 answers • Office Culture

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    Pick the right company where that's not part of the culture.

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    Refusal to hire/consider for hiring people over 50.

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    There have been situations where fired employees came back and it was a DARK day for everyone. Safety reasons they have to scorch out and see to it that you don’t come back in

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16 answers • Office Culture

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    Bad attitudes from employees, including employees that have "checked out". Employees needing to take a larger than normal amount of time off when not actually going on vacation. Employers that have no boundaries.

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32 answers • Office Culture

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    If the office supply cannot be replaced for less than $2, then I would consider it stealing.

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    My company uses a quarterly system to decide the amount of raises.

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    I would approach the co-worker first and tell them your concerns.

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29 answers • Office Culture