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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your crime here isn’t in missing the meeting or your denim attire. It’s the fact that you got into it with your manager over a petty complaint from some unknown accuser. Do better. You’re showing too much of your hand here. The only appropriate response to your manger would have been “I hope in the future that these kinds of concerns, whether they’re coming from one of my peers or someone in a management position, can be dealt with at the source. To that end, if you’re comfortable sending them my way to discuss what happened I’d be open to that. I’d also be happy to switch up my attire if your understanding of the support dress code is different than what I’ve been wearing on my support shifts.”[/quote] That word salad is hardly an appropriate response.[/quote] The message is legit though. OP is acting like a defensive little baby. [/quote] Do you tattle on your coworkers for sport?[/quote] If PP is the OP, he legit needs to grow up. No, I don’t tattle. I also roll with the punches when they do happen to come my way, because maturity. [/quote] "Grow up" because the rules were changed without notice? You don't sound mature enough for the working world. [/quote]
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