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Interrogating Your Experience

Make sure that you're actually being gaslit by your boss and they're not just being jerks. Many gaslighters lie and deny things that they said - even in writing.

They project their own faults and flaws onto other people and often would insinuate that you are the incompetent one.

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TEAM = (T)ogether (E)veryone (A)chieves (M)ore

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