Managers: what do you do when your teammate shares their grief? Originally posted Oct 29, 2020 Most of us aren’t taught how to respond when someone shares with us a really heavy piece of information.

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Sat Oct 17, 2020 by Caspar Today at around 10:45pm CET, after a couple of glasses of red wine, we deleted the production database by accident 😨. Over 300.00 scoreboards and their associated data were

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