How To Stay Sane With A Boss With A Temper
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Julia Austin
Don’t apologize if you did nothing wrong
Try to refrain from saying, “I’m sorry” if you did nothing wrong. This isn’t your friend who you betrayed or your sibling whose toy you broke. This is a workplace, and there isn’t really need for apologies here. You can say, “That was my mistake and I will fix it” Or “Yes, that was an error—I’ll attend to it.” But you don’t have to say, “I’m sorry” because those with tempers might take that as you admitting you did something wrong on purpose, when you did not.
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