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If you're going to flare up every time someone does something unprofessional, you're definitely being unprofessional. It is like politeness; someone else not ha
by roenxi 3y ago
If you're going to flare up every time someone does something unprofessional, you're definitely being unprofessional. It is like politeness; someone else not having it might change how you behave but usually it doesn't.
And there is a difference between acknowledging it and causing a scene. Rank and file employees engaging in a political attempt to topple the CEO is certainly unprofessional. That level of manoeuvring is purposefully causing damage.