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Conflict with bad coworkers

Having a bad coworker can really hamper your mood over the long haul, as well as your job performance. 

How you deal with that conflict could very well be the difference between having a good job and having a bad job.

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We spend most of our time with work teammates. It makes sense to be better teammates ourselves. I read and stash about that.

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