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Recent content by Trixie Belle

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    Speaking in Third Person?

    Thank you. I will investigate the possibility of bullying.
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    Speaking in Third Person?

    Thank you for your reply. We try not to have a gossipy atmosphere at work, but if I customer brings a problem to me as a shift supervisor, I need to discuss it with his direct supervisor. But I will make sure the rest of the staff isn't talking about him.
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    Speaking in Third Person?

    He doesn't have any education past high school, but I think you might be right that this a coping mechanism due to stress. Thank you.
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    Speaking in Third Person?

    His work schedule has been changed a little bit due to staff shortage. He also has a history of speaking accents but that has been going on for about a year. I will mention this to his direct supervisor. Thank you.
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    Speaking in Third Person?

    Hello, I'm looking for some help with a co-worker who has recently starting referring to himself in the the third person. He is in his 50s and does have Asperger's. Is this a coping mechanism to help him deal with stress? We work in the service industry and this is putting his job in...
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