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Would you take a job working with someone with a reputation for being chippy?

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ocelot41 · 27/06/2015 16:36

Just that really. Great, rare job in unusual area, lots of opportunity for progression, family friendly hours and easy peasy commute. But the person you would be working with is rumoured to be pretty hard work. Not a bully or a bad person but insecure, chippy and requiring firm boundaries.

WWYD? Take the job and an assertiveness course? Or run like thunder?

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SirChenjin · 27/06/2015 16:50

It would depend on how many other jobs like that come up and how much interaction you're likely to have with them.
I work for someone like that - result is an unhappy team and high turnover of staff. I can avoid my boss a lot of the time, and take the benefits that come with the job (same family friendly hours and easy commute you describe) - but it's a nightmare at times. It really depends on how easy you think you'll find it to shrug off the drama and chippiness.

ocelot41 · 27/06/2015 16:54

Sorry, I tried to correct a typo and ended up double posting the thread SirChenjin. Most of the posts are on the other one, which you might want to join instead if you want to keep chatting. Hmm...am not a sensitive flower but do find drama a pain and draining to deal with

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SirChenjin · 27/06/2015 17:02

Will do - thanks for letting me know Smile

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