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I’m worried my coworker is abusing his wife, a chronically late colleague, and more

Alison Green

This post was written by Alison Green and published on Ask a Manager. I’m worried my coworker is abusing his wife I know you’ve covered how to help a coworker is being abused, but what do you do when the person you work with might be the abuser? How horrible. It’s five answers to five questions.

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coworkers complained it’s not fair that I miss meetings, boss makes awkward comments about money, and more

Alison Green

This post was written by Alison Green and published on Ask a Manager. When a job offer will require learning a new language and is 5,500 miles away My spouse was invited to apply for an academic professor job at a university 5,500 miles away (different continent and hemisphere!). Here we go… 1.

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patients at my sleep clinic want to sleep naked, upgrading business flights and hotel rooms, and more

Alison Green

This post was written by Alison Green and published on Ask a Manager. You would think it’s common sense to wear pajamas to sleep in, but, apparently, as I am now learning, it’s not. It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. I’m still a student so I only work part-time until I graduate from my program.

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The 5 Most Important Leadership Traits Your Managers Need to Have in 2023

Zenefits

Your managers will need to be both great managers and great leaders if they want their team members to stay with the company and be productive and effective. That’s why managers will need to stay up-to-date with leadership trends in order to be able to lead their team members through the hardships of 2023.

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Why People Leave Managers not Companies (and 5 things you can do about it)

Get Lighthouse

"People leave managers not companies" is a common refrain you'll hear when corporate leadership is discussed. And if it is, why do people leave their managers? They like to be optimistic that they're going to a new job, not away from their last job. Why People Leave Managers, not Companies.

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my employee is upset that her work-life balance means she won’t get promoted here

Alison Green

This post, my employee is upset that her work-life balance means she won’t get promoted here , was written by Alison Green and published on Ask a Manager. A reader writes: I’m having trouble managing an expectation gap. She has stated how she is already at full capacity in her work-life balance.

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How Crisis And Uncertainty Can Be A Catalyst For Growth

Chief Executive

If there’s one word that could sum up how business leaders are feeling about this year it would have to be “uncertainty.” As CEOs, we prepare our businesses to be both resilient and nimble; however, navigating an unexpected crisis will test your leadership and require difficult calls.