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25 Self-Help Books You (Probably) Haven’t Read

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Now, imagine you’re the book’s heroine, Dagny Taggart, the world’s best hope against the descending dark age, where productive members of society are drained by leeches who control the levers of government and law. Bet you didn’t expect to see a sci-fi comedy on a list of self-help books. In Praise of Slowness by Carl Honore.

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coworkers clips their nails at their desks, boss micromanages us when we work from home, and more

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Could you construct something that mimics office cubicles? Not that you’d actually build two full cubicles in your small apartment, but using that as inspiration, is there a barrier you could construct that would give you similar benefits? How can we handle this?? I work at a large (40K+ employees) organization.

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updates: the sabotaging coworker, the anti-vaxxer, and more

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I moved from non-profit to government work (unsurprisingly: comparable pay and benefits). In fact, I’m in the corner of a large open room with a private cubicle and not much foot traffic. The second time, he made a bigger effort to keep the kids with him in his cubicle and to keep the noise down, which I really appreciated.

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coworker loves to abuse robocallers, boss uses Facebook photos without permission, and more

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I work in a county government building that is constantly under construction. My new space is a cubicle within an unrelated department. The person who occupies the cubicle in front of mine, Fergus, loves robocalls. Here we go…. My coworker loves to abuse robocallers.

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