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it might be your preference, but what happens when you can't? e.g. when someone you can't confront directly says or does something that's really not to your lik
by twelve40 3y ago
it might be your preference, but what happens when you can't? e.g. when someone you can't confront directly says or does something that's really not to your liking?
- tekla 3y ago> when someone you can't confront directly Example please.
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- krab 3y agoYou mean can't as in "directly affects the outcome of the present situation"? Like when I'm at a bureaucrat's office and he's going to hand me the document I need? Or trying to close a deal? Then I just shut up. Or do you mean can't as in "the person is in a more powerful position in general"? Then I'll tell them directly but in a polite way. In the worst case we won't make business together.