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Uncharted…published today
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Uncharted…published today

Intrepidus Ink on X: “Big Choices. Bigger threats. Don’t miss the thrilling premiere of @lynnecurry10’s short story as Cycle 11 … Continue reading Uncharted…published today

Not just another story, early material about a story that might have happened to you as well.
Dr. Lynne Curry, Writing

Not just another story, early material about a story that might have happened to you as well.

If you’ve missed it, in September, I began a second site, and will be publishing an HR sleuth series, starting … Continue reading Not just another story, early material about a story that might have happened to you as well.

The Politics of Manipulation: Employee “Fan” Turns on You
Bullying, Coaching, Management/supervision, Office politics, Personal growth, Uncategorized

The Politics of Manipulation: Employee “Fan” Turns on You

Unsuspecting supervisor falls into the drama triangle; employee exacts revenge. Continue reading The Politics of Manipulation: Employee “Fan” Turns on You

The Drama Triangle Quicksand
Bullying, Coaching, Conflict & communications, Personal growth

The Drama Triangle Quicksand

It’s quicksand and seductive–the drama triangle hooks most people. Even if you haven’t heard of the drama triangle, you’ve experienced … Continue reading The Drama Triangle Quicksand

Trouble at Wilderness Lodge
Bullying, HR/Human Resources & Operations, Professional growth

Trouble at Wilderness Lodge

Question: I work for a small company in rural Alaska. We live on site and a distance from the nearest … Continue reading Trouble at Wilderness Lodge

Drama Queens & Kings: Office Politics on Steroids
Bullying, Career, HR/Human Resources & Operations, Office politics, Personal growth, Professional growth

Drama Queens & Kings: Office Politics on Steroids

I work with two drama queens. “Arielle” is always sure I or others are out to get her and make … Continue reading Drama Queens & Kings: Office Politics on Steroids

6 Ways to manage bringing your kids to work with you
Career, Personal growth

6 Ways to manage bringing your kids to work with you

When our fledgling company swapped space in our office building with another tenant, the landlord cut our rent in half. … Continue reading 6 Ways to manage bringing your kids to work with you

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