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Glad to help Jen my friend! Sure you can use this information is almost any situation or employment. It also can be used in personal matters too! Thanks for your terrific supporting comment!
...Here's a good example of passive aggressive behavior Miisrael...
A coworker of mine asks me to work a shift that she had no intention of working. The reason she agreed to the shift was simply because she didn't want to hurt our manager's feelings. (((Lol))) I would have just said no out rightly, but to each his/her own. (((smiles)))
That's a great example! She was passive in saying she would, when actually all the time she really didn't want to. I too would of said no, but maybe suggested that the manager check out anyone else to see if they could and if I decided to help out I would be willing without any hesitations. Because she said she would she then she should keep to her commitment. Jen that's exactly how it works. Thanks again.
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I think you were being both Miisrael! (((Lol))) Seriously though, thanks for the blog although I don't work in an office setting... I found this information useful.