How should an employee contend with a well-intentioned but buffoonish supervisor who over-compliments and makes her uncomfortable?
A supervisor who delights in telling female workers how pretty they are needs behavior modification even though he means no harm
—Rebecca Reisner
Is it employees' responsibility to tell their supervisors where they're going wrong?
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—Phil Mintz, Getting In
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