The Washington Post: There is a nonzero chance something you do is driving your co-workers nuts. Whether you’re in a cubicle or on your sofa, consider doing a few things differently during meetings, in messages and with all of your other tech tools.

There is a nonzero chance something you do is driving your co-workers nuts. Whether you’re in a cubicle or on your sofa, consider doing a few things differently during meetings, in messages and with all of your other tech tools.

The new work etiquette: If you can’t spot the jerk, it might be youwww.washingtonpost.com From avoiding unclear meeting invitations to gossiping more, these are some rules of the modern workplace.

is this aimed at your opinion writers

I’ve used this approach for years. If “everyone” is being an asshole, the actual asshole is probably me

So, at last, I am the jerk!

Well, now that's settled. I love this genre of personal improvement for slaves.

There's a 100% chance it's me b/c I don't want to be there