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April 01, 2009

What nervous employees don't want to hear

Employees are quite antsy these days. So be careful what you say. BuzzWhack.com listed the top 10 things not to say, including:

  • "I've always thought of us as family around here, but ..."
  • "Can I see you in the conference room"

And our favorite is: "They've asked everyone to come to the Employee Appreciation Room for a 4 p.m. meeting."

See the full list and another 10 that readers offered up at BuzzWhack: Top 10 things nervous employees don't want to hear right now

Posted at 03:39 PM in communication, firing, hiring, HR, human resources, humor, leadership, morale, motivation, new managers, positive thinking, quote, terminations, workplace |

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