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Who's Pulling Your Strings?: How to Break the Cycle of Manipulation and Regain Control of Your Life
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Jerks at Work: How to Deal With People Problems and Problem People
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Most worries at work that we can actually do something about are caused by people. We've assembled over 1,200 links to articles and resources to help you address these problems. Since our site's content and services are completely free, please help us grow by telling others about us and participating in our community. We suggest that you review the material below in view of any people problems at work.
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"If in the beginning your job seems perfect, that it is the solution to all your problems. You have high hopes and expectations, and would rather work than do anything else, be careful. You are a candidate for the most insidious and tragic kind of job stress - burnout."
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Read: bayarea.net
An exellent overview of psychologica tactics used against people organized into three groups: violations of civil norms, policies or laws; performance prevention tactics, undermining; and tactics of control, unrelated to getting work done.
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Read: workdoctor.com
"Four members of the US House of Representatives are hoping to prevent a repeat of a recent court decision acquitting a man accused of email interception."
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Read: management.silicon.com
"Women managers consistently are rated higher than their male counterparts on 37 of 47 critical management qualities such as leadership, social skills, problem-solving and decision-making, according to a study by the Hagberg Consulting Group, a management consulting firm in Foster City, Calif. Ironically, though, some of the traits that make women successful middle managers may hinder their ability to reach the top."
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Read: careerjournal.com
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