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> This sort of discounts what the manager did to piss the person off

I don't agree at all. Short of legitimate, open malice, this type of behavior is pretty much never warranted.



The persons reaction doesn't negate any problem with the managers behavior.

For what it's worth, I don't think there's a shortage of malice, passive aggressive, instigating behaviors that occur in the workplace that can lead up to a such reaction.


> The persons reaction doesn't negate any problem with the managers behavior.

Tirades immediately discredit one's point. Having a tantrum is not the path to solving workplace issues.

> For what it's worth, I don't think there's a shortage of malice, passive aggressive, instigating behaviors that occur in the workplace that can lead up to a such reaction.

If you'd actually like to move the needle on solving those issues, having a tantrum is not the path forward.




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