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Many people are stuck in vile workplaces for financial reasons – they have no escape route to another job, at least to one that pays as well.
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Admitting you’re an asshole is the first step.
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Warning: seeing coworkers as rivals and enemies is a dangerous game.
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…if you can’t or won’t quit your job, do everything you can to limit your contact with the worst people.
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The more time we spend knee-deep in nasty people, the more prone we are to become just like them.
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…asshole poisoning is a contagious disease that anyone can catch.
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If you join a group filled with jerks, odds are that you will catch their disease.
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Contagion studies also show that when people ‘catch’ unpleasant expressions from others, like frowning or glaring, it makes them feel grumpier and angrier…
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Having all the right business philosophies and management practices to support the no asshole rule is meaningless unless you treat the person right in front of you, right now, in the right way.
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Effective asshole management entails an interplay, fueling a virtuous, self-reinforcing cycle…
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