Miss Manners: A colleague tried to set me up with his wife’s co-worker ... no thanks
DEAR MISS MANNERS: A while back, a colleague of mine said that he and his wife would like to invite me over for dinner at ...
How to Talk to a Neurodiverse Colleague
Send questions about the office, money, careers and work-life balance to workfriend@nytimes.com. Include your name and ...
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What to say to a colleague after a difficult call
Following up after a traumatic incident can make all the difference. These practical conversation starters help you show ...
Asking Eric: I was stunned when a coworker invited a colleague to a party in my presence and excluded me
DEAR ERIC: I was speaking with two co-workers when one of them invited the other co-worker to attend a party at his home. The ...
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Do You Have a Backstabbing Coworker?
Practice common sense and maintain a distance from backstabbing coworkers. Model the way by being respectful and courteous.
Miss Manners: My colleague is upset that I didn’t pursue his wife’s friend
DEAR MISS MANNERS: A while back, a colleague of mine said that he and his wife would like to invite me over for dinner at ...
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Miss Manners: A colleague sprang a matchmaking dinner on me, then got upset with my response
DEAR MISS MANNERS: A while back, a colleague of mine said that he and his wife would like to invite me over for dinner at their home. The evening of the dinner, there was another guest ...
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Is Your Coworker Always at Your Desk?
Ia your coworker always at your desk? Learn how to create space while maintaining a comfortable workplace relationship.
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"Talking about ESPN colleagues was a major turn-off" — Jemele Hill shares why mentioning Stephen A. Smith on a date was a dealbreaker
Jemele Hill revealed that she avoided dates who brought up her ESPN colleagues, particularly Stephen A. Smith or Skip Bayless, as it indicated a lack of genuine interest in her. Hill felt that ...
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Miss Manners: A colleague tried to set me up with his wife’s co-worker ... no thanks
DEAR MISS MANNERS: A while back, a colleague of mine said that he and his wife would like to invite me over for dinner at their home. The evening of the dinner, there was another guest ...