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whangster79 (67)4 years ago
Introducing WorkLife and Community Guidelines
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thepavsalford (59)5 days ago
(ENG-ESP) How to deal with a tyrant boss-Cómo lidiar con un jefe tirano
(English version) Hello, dear members of the WorkLife community! This is my first post to this community. I've made use of the new feature of Ecency letting us import a post that we have published elsewhere,
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Welcome! A place where people can talk about their work experiences, from any angle they want.
We love to know what people do for a living and tell some unique experiences that came with the job.

Some content ideas and topics to start off with can be : Discovery of unique jobs, Career path changes, Travel for work stories, Unique jobs & gigs, College internships, Great & horrible bosses, Funny office job stories, Discovery of Work you found... Anything Work Related!

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Bilingual OK! All content and comments still must have English to promote engagement with the rest of the community. (New Rule 09/27/2022)
We welcome personal Work Life related stories, please don't write about the history and development of an industry or company unless you were personally involved in the development.
ONE post about your boring daily life at work is insight, posting about it again is spam.
Respect company confidentiality, don't disclose sensitive or proprietary information
Focus on Work Life related content, eg work travel to New York should focus on the work in New York, and not New York.
Original content only, we have zero tolerance for plagiarism and abuse.
Be creative with your content, no low effort post.
Engage with others in the community could get you more support.
Have fun in our community, its all about sharing each others work experiences.
Work to Live, Don't Live to Work.

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Introducing WorkLife and Community Guidelines

(ENG-ESP) How to deal with a tyrant boss-Cómo lidiar con un jefe tirano