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I am a customer service expert after having worked in the field for my entire working career. I have worked for several top consumer goods companies where customer service is key. I also have my Bachelor of Art degree in Economics. My degree allows me to see customer service from both the customer and company viewpoint which gives me a unique advantage in solving complex issues.

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Learning.

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Not enough.

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Treat others with respect.

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to help people.

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Ice Cream Clerk

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My Wedding Day

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My grandparents and parents who struggled to provide us with more.

Jobs & Careers > Managing Your Career (Other) Ways to deal with inappropriate advances from your boss

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You navigate your office much like a war zone. You don't go down that hallway or go to that break room because you're afraid of who you'll run into. This is most often the first attempt at dealing with inappropriate advances from a boss. You try to avoid running into that person at all costs. Avoidance is certainly an admirable attempt at removing yourself from the problem, however it rarely solves it. Dealing with this type of behavior at work can be very intimidating and awkward. Most companies today have the standard workplace sexual harrassment training classes. They go over what isn't...

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