Some Great - If Obvious - Advice For The Biglaw Biter - Above the Law
Don't bite anyone at work ever again! It's a form of assault, and the fact that she thought it was OK says she probably needs some serious remedial education in how to relate to people at work.
Ask Allison: A colleague has strong body odour that makes me feel ill - should I say something?
I genuinely appreciate your thoughtful approach towards your colleague’s feelings, as it can be challenging to navigate personal hygiene issues in a professional setting.
Miss Manners: Some of my co-workers refuse to pay the potluck queen
Miss Manners believes co-workers should not be asked to contribute financially towards personal food items at office parties; it's the employer's responsibility to cover costs.
Dear Abby: I take the fire stairs so I don't have to answer my neighbors' questions
"I have been at the same job for 20-plus years and have accrued a lot of vacation days... It frosts me because they're implying I'm doing something wrong..."
I Can't Hide One Part of My Appearance. Everyone at Work Won't Let Me Forget It.
"Never comment on somebody's body in the workplace in any way! If they want to discuss their health conditions or appearance with you, let them bring it up."
Draymond Green Pivots From Slander To Depraved Podcast Promo | Defector
Offering condolences should be sincere and compassionate, avoiding inappropriate follow-up remarks. Draymond Green's comment exemplifies a lapse in empathy.