Employee Working 12-Hour Shifts Says He’s Running on Empty, and Shorter Days Would Make Him More Productive
Working longer doesn’t always mean working better.
Working longer doesn’t always mean working better.
If no one’s home, there’s no point in playing music.
You can’t decline the invitation, skip the dinner, and then act like nobody should have gone.
Employees deserve much more than just tips.
When a handwritten note, texts, verbal thanks, and a second thank-you card still aren’t enough, the problem probably isn’t the thank-you note.
If you stand near a shelf long enough, someone will assume you work there.
Wanting more time with a friend is understandable, expecting them to ignore their spouse’s family to give it to you is not.
When someone repeatedly proves they can’t keep your private life private, they shouldn’t be shocked when they’re the last to know.
Nothing like a leaked memo to remind you you’re just one of the spreadsheet rows.
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