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05-23-2022, 07:22 AM
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how do you avoid the work snitch trap
lets say you work with a couple of snakes out to get you.
there are a couple of options on dealing with them:
1. confront them
2. make them look stupid
3. stay silent, i feel like to avoid the minefield of bs at work you have to just stay quiet.
What do you do?
there are a couple of options on dealing with them:
1. confront them
2. make them look stupid
3. stay silent, i feel like to avoid the minefield of bs at work you have to just stay quiet.
What do you do?
05-23-2022, 07:37 AM
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- ThisIsMyAlias
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- ThisIsMyAlias
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4. Follow them home and kidnap their family so you have leverage if they decide to snitch
05-23-2022, 07:39 AM
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- SouthDakotaBrah
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- SouthDakotaBrah
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Quit the rat race. Find a fully remote workplace. Never look back.
Worked at a hypercompetitive consulting firm for 6 years. Coworkers constantly backstabbing and playing the usual competition/ego-driven corporate games. Just get your money and experience and GTFO toxic corporate culture.
Playing the same game as them will just deflate your life... find a way out of the game entirely.
Worked at a hypercompetitive consulting firm for 6 years. Coworkers constantly backstabbing and playing the usual competition/ego-driven corporate games. Just get your money and experience and GTFO toxic corporate culture.
Playing the same game as them will just deflate your life... find a way out of the game entirely.
05-23-2022, 07:48 AM
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Originally Posted By SouthDakotaBrah⏩
real talkQuit the rat race. Find a fully remote workplace. Never look back.
Worked at a hypercompetitive consulting firm for 6 years. Coworkers constantly backstabbing and playing the usual competition/ego-driven corporate games. Just get your money and experience and GTFO toxic corporate culture.
Playing the same game as them will just deflate your life... find a way out of the game entirely.
Worked at a hypercompetitive consulting firm for 6 years. Coworkers constantly backstabbing and playing the usual competition/ego-driven corporate games. Just get your money and experience and GTFO toxic corporate culture.
Playing the same game as them will just deflate your life... find a way out of the game entirely.
05-23-2022, 07:50 AM
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- redraider86
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- redraider86
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Originally Posted By SouthDakotaBrah⏩
Story of my life. Do whatever you can to work remotely and you won't have to deal with this.Quit the rat race. Find a fully remote workplace. Never look back.
Worked at a hypercompetitive consulting firm for 6 years. Coworkers constantly backstabbing and playing the usual competition/ego-driven corporate games. Just get your money and experience and GTFO toxic corporate culture.
Playing the same game as them will just deflate your life... find a way out of the game entirely.
Worked at a hypercompetitive consulting firm for 6 years. Coworkers constantly backstabbing and playing the usual competition/ego-driven corporate games. Just get your money and experience and GTFO toxic corporate culture.
Playing the same game as them will just deflate your life... find a way out of the game entirely.
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05-23-2022, 07:52 AM
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- StrongFella
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- StrongFella
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You avoid it by working from home, for yourself, or just shutting up around your dumbass coworkers
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