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Communication Nation has an excellent post on dealing with frustration at work. Which is quite appropriate as I’ve had 3 people “doing a letter c” on me this week.

You’re frustrated. Somebody, somewhere in your organization has done something that made you mad. They made extra work for you; or they didn’t do something that they were supposed to do, or maybe they said something rude.

So here’s the big question: What are you going to do about it?

You can view the article “Go Direct” here

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2 thoughts on “Frustrated at work? Read on

  1. “Perfect! I’ve had a crap week, involving several 6am starts, to fix other people’s mistakes. I’ve had enough, and today complained to my boss. Not sure who’s to blame – but if I did, they’d have been lashed-at, email’d, vented upon, et al.

    PS: What’s “”doing a letter ‘c\'””?”

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