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Old Oct 11, 2020, 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Have Hope View Post
Oh that's tough. Must be tough on her to be managing older employees. I would imagine it would be more challenging to assert oneself. Also, culturally speaking, females have a tougher time being assertive at work. We're generally not taught to be assertive, at least in the United States, and if we are assertive, then we're viewed as a big B as opposed to just being good at our jobs or trying to get the job done.
Yep exactly. It is definitely tougher. I still treater her like she is a superior because even though she may not say anything, she could still report any kind of behavior to HR. Some of my coworkers don’t seem to realize that. They seem to think they know it all and are truly superior. In fact, if anyone is condescending to me in a bossy like way, it is always from a coworker. Not from my supervisor.
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