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June 19, 2007

Burning Question

How do you deal with jerks on the job?

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Penny said:

I try to ignore them...all they want is attention...and be the center of attention...and be needed...because they are lonely......

June 20, 2007 2:32 PM


lana said:

I am extremely nice to them, because this either makes them realize they are being a jerk and they change the way they are acting or it upsets them to know they can`t get to you. Either way is a win-win. Have a nice day!

June 20, 2007 8:50 PM


JOHN said:

The creator had an inventory problem; he made more horses' asses than he had horses to hang them on...therefore we deal with the inventory problem nearly every day. I have found that there is not one way to treat all of them. Some
become totally confused and embarrassed if you are kind in responce to them; others, if you are kind walk away feeling they have intiminated you.

Still others, if you "bit back", immediately become civil and want to interact correctly.

A simple question sometimes is effect:"Did you require special training to become an ass hole or did it come naturally?" The real challenge is finding which shoe fits.

June 22, 2007 10:08 AM




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