In my last post, I talked about a case in which a person is considering changing jobs because of human relationships as the primary reason. Then it is obvious that dissatisfaction has accumulated. Even in such a case, I recommend that you leave the company peaceably. You may be tempted to express your emotions and […]
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There may be several reasons you might want to quit your job: Human relationships, salaries, career design, etc. Whatever reason you have, the fact you don’t get along with your boss or colleagues is not trivial. You share the same time and space with them every day. Therefore, if you are uncomfortable with the current
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Needless to say, the title is about Haruki Murakami’s short story. But I have neither read it nor watched a movie yet. I’m looking forward to seeing an old Saab car in the film. For those who like driving, it’s more important to drive and feel your body as part of the car than where
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If something goes wrong and you have to explain it to outsiders, try to explain it from the other person’s perspective as much as possible. The peers you usually work with can imagine some possible causes for this problem. In other words, you and your peers share the background information. Outsiders, such as the end-users
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Of course, it is not right in some cases because of compatibility. Still, it is good to have a colleague nearby to air one’s grievances about one’s work or discuss problems. The higher one’s position in the organization, the fewer colleagues one has in the same position. As a result, managers find it challenging to
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