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Relationships
fromSlate Magazine
4 days ago

My Co-Worker Broke Every Rule for Inviting Co-Workers to a Party. This Is Personal.

Respond calmly to public workplace exclusion, avoid escalating in the moment, and minimize discussion afterward to preserve dignity and move on.
Retirement
fromSlate Magazine
3 months ago

Every Year, I've Donated a Major Prize for My Company's Holiday Raffle. That Stops Now.

A retiree feels excluded by former coworkers and the company retirees group despite years of service and past generosity donating a popular raffle weekend.
Careers
fromSlate Magazine
3 months ago

It Seems Like All My Colleagues Are Conspiring Against Me. I Know What It All Comes Down To.

Administrative leaders can be repeatedly excluded from decisions and credit despite competence, leaving them to fix bypassed work without authority or recognition.
fromPsychology Today
3 months ago

How Tall Poppy Syndrome Can Hold Back Your Career

Instead of being applauded, many people might face the silent wrath of those who resent their success, undermine them, or make them feel socially excluded. This phenomenon is known as the tall poppy syndrome, where those who "grow taller" than others are cut down to size. It's more than casual jealousy. Tall poppy syndrome penalizes those who stand out and stems from the desire to punish their success. The tall poppy is not rewarded, and they stay small.
Women
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