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If you’re worried that you might be a lousy leader, use this checklist to help keep bad habits in-check. Are there… https://t.co/erfb6mj4Zi 1 day ago
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5. If the relationship fizzles, be open about it without pointing fingers or holding grudges. #HappyValentinesDay 5 days ago
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4. Stick to work-related conversations around the office. 5 days ago
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3. Make sure you're staying professional in the office by separating the romance from your professional duties. 5 days ago
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(This shows that you’re aware of the implications and any professional repercussions if the relationship fails.) 5 days ago
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2. Say something like this: “I want you to be aware that X and I are considering a more serious relationship. This… https://t.co/4KK9tBqrvz 5 days ago
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1. Be open and honest. Tell your supervisor and important colleagues about your relationship. 5 days ago
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