I came across quite an interesting, yet short account of what an employee can and should do if they feel that they need to right a wrong with a work colleague, a boss, etc.
Such ideas are deliberated by Jon Bentham of The Guardian (Office Hours) in How to...Get your own back.
Take the following quote as flavour of the article:
Getting even in an office environment requires immense cunning, tenacity, and very possibly a Crocodile Dundee-style hunting knife - depending how far you want to take it.
The scale of revenge you wreak will of course depend on the degree to which you have been wronged.
Responding to a colleague who has put one too many lumps of sugar in your tea by pinning them against a wall and pummelling their kidneys might earn you a reputation as a bit of a grumpy-pants.
So keep things in perspective...
Use the article to see alternative ways in which to tackle problems with colleagues, senior management and your employer.
Such ideas are deliberated by Jon Bentham of The Guardian (Office Hours) in How to...Get your own back.
Take the following quote as flavour of the article:
Getting even in an office environment requires immense cunning, tenacity, and very possibly a Crocodile Dundee-style hunting knife - depending how far you want to take it.
The scale of revenge you wreak will of course depend on the degree to which you have been wronged.
Responding to a colleague who has put one too many lumps of sugar in your tea by pinning them against a wall and pummelling their kidneys might earn you a reputation as a bit of a grumpy-pants.
So keep things in perspective...
Use the article to see alternative ways in which to tackle problems with colleagues, senior management and your employer.
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