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Co-workers can be dragons when they: gossip. Avoid gossiping. However, in the final analysis, every adult does as he or she chooses. People in management positions usually have good reasons for taking certain actions and for making the decisions they make. Office Dragons #2: Co-workers. convey a bad mood at the office.
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Sorry to say it but if you want to transform from PA to Leader, gossip is a big no. The unique 8 week programme includes an analysis of client’s natural work and communications style and a number of steps to help clients get organised, reduce their stress levels and achieve a better work-life balance. Zip your lip.
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