Rowan SpeedwellYou can't always choose the people you work with, but you can choose to learn how to deal with them. They are all different." - Charles
About This Quote
The people you work with are all different. They can be charming, kind, funny, smart, and attractive. While you might not always like the people you work with, you should remember that everyone has a different personality and it’s important to know how to interact with each person differently. Sometimes you have to be more direct than others.
Other times you need to let someone else take the lead. The key is having a positive attitude and trying to understand the differences between people so that you can deal with them effectively.
Source: Kindred Hearts
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