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The art of juggling multiple managers
Changes in the workforce have demanded that many businesses cut down some administrative staff. That leaves those remaining with a lot more on their plates. If this is your job—or it becomes your job—here’s a little guidance to avoid getting pulled in too many directions.
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Gain conversational trust by holding back
A co-worker relates an anecdote and you're seized with the urge to relate your own, since it seems relevant to the topic. But are you telling the story because the conversation really needs it, or is it just because you want to top what's already been said or just bring your own life into the chatter? An ability to keep mum trims runaway conversations and makes people feel more comfortable involving you in office talk.
