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Ed1992Casual Contributor
I need help, I work with a lot of two faced people and feel as though I always need to watch my back. I don't know what to do. There's one in particular who talks to me like shit all the time, and I want to say something but don't want to look unprofessional.
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TABSenior Contributor
In response to: Work related issues
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Hey @Ed1992 workplace stressors are really tricky, some people are exceptionally hard to work with but there's definitely steps forward so that you can feel more at ease. What sort of things have been happening? Keen to get a bit more insight so we can provide you some ideas 
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Ed1992Casual Contributor
Hey Nash
everyone is really clicky and nit picking. Everyone talks behind each others back
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LostandaloneSenior Contributor
@Ed1992 I feel yu pain
I am kind of going through the same thing at the moment with my work... but my problem is my bossess and upper management.. so I have nowhere to go for help
For my own health and sanity I have to get out of there, but I dont want to give them the satisfaction of running me out of a job I have worked in for over 23 years
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