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by hueving
3844 days ago
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The other things you described do not fit the definition of verbal abuse. Verbal abuse is negative statements directly to a person. Your post is defending verbal abuse, which might be a legitimate argument you could make. However, don't pretend what you do to people is not verbal abuse with some mental gymnastics to convince yourself that someone talking to HR behind your back about a problem is what real verbal abuse is. |
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