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Tuesday, December 22. 2009

How receptive is your workplace?

If your company is so big and impersonal that you call the people you have assets, resources, bodies, or any of the many other degrading terms available, you’re doing it wrong.
The language of staffing

Some say dysfunctional workplace behaviors, such as bullying and aggression, are just part of work, that they don't affect the bottom line, and that people should just "knock it off," and get back to business. But the results of this thinking deeply negatively impact business.
Does your office need an intervention?

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