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Best Of: The Value of Positive Reinforcement – My Crazy Office Overtime, Season 8

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Kathi and Katherine talk about positive reinforcement on this week’s My Crazy Office Overtime show. What is the value of positive reinforcement and how can you integrate it into your life? Listen to this week’s podcast here.

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#25: Exclusionary Workplace Cliques – My Crazy Office, Season 8

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Kathi and Katherine talk about exclusionary workplace cliques on this week’s episode of the My Crazy Office podcast. First we give advice to someone who likes their job but feels excluded by its workplace clique. Then we give advice to managers that may inadvertently be forming cliques with staff that they’re most comfortable with.

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#24: Promoted Above Your Peers – My Crazy Office, Season 8

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Kathi and Katherine talk about being promoted above your peers on this week’s episode of the My Crazy Office podcast. First we give advice to someone who recently got promoted and is experiencing backlash from their former peers. Then we consider how someone should handle the change in dynamics when their close colleague becomes their […]

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#23: Distorted Sense of Self – My Crazy Office, Season 8

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Kathi and Katherine talk about distorted self-perception on this week’s episode of the My Crazy Office podcast. This week we give advice to a manager whose employee believes herself flexible, hardworking and a team player but she actually behaves in the opposite manner. How can they manage someone with a distorted sense of self?

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