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Fine, but it seems to be going deeper than that. Pretty often your peers are not your coworkers. They're your compworkers (or againstworkers). You'd think they
by b0rsuk 6y ago
Fine, but it seems to be going deeper than that.
Pretty often your peers are not your coworkers. They're your compworkers (or againstworkers). You'd think they would want to compete with your company's competitors and make things easy with you.