"Come here!" - Deepstash
"Come here!"

"Come here!"

Ordering someone in the office to come to you may feel like you have authority but can damage their respect for you.

Instead, saying in a calm voice, "Would you mind if we chatted for a bit?" or "May I talk to you?" is more effective as people feel they can act of their free will.

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jebarr

Copywriter in advertising

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