Reentering the rat race, considerations before ‘rage-quitting,’ and the ‘corporate empathy trap’
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Ahoy there, brave communicators!
We hope you enjoy this week’s squadron of stories that offer takeaways for communicators from every rank and branch of service. Here’s what grabbed our attention for the week of July 26 – July 30, 2021.
1. Getting your office-life sea legs back.
The Washington Post has compiled a wonderful collection of return-to-work items, including pieces to help us all survive the travails of commuting, irksome co-workers, office banter and having to wear pants without drawstrings. The Post’s trove of guidance offers tips on successfully reentering the rat race, including pieces about:
Gird your loins, folks. Prepare your mind, heart and soul for the imminent return of commuting, unwashed microwaves, bad coffee and impromptu chats with Sally in marketing.
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