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Ask a Manager Contents: - [update: employer wants friends and family to participate in 360 feedback reviews](#mctoc1) - [should we require “they/them” pronouns as the default for everyone at our meetings?](#mctoc2) - [my boss talked me out of quitting, addressing hiring managers by their first names, and more](#mctoc3) - [the shirt crusade, the bacon crisis, and other stories of dramatic reactions to small changes at work](#mctoc4) [][][] update: employer wants friends and family to participate in 360 feedback reviews May 25, 2022 12:29 pm This post, [update: employer wants friends and family to participate in 360 feedback reviews]( , was originally published by Alison Green on [Ask a Manager](. Remember the letter-writer whose sister’s employer who wanted friends and family to participate in 360 feedback reviews? Here’s the update. Thank you for answering my question about filling out a 360 review for my sister. The letter was published on a day when I had spotty cell/wifi reception, so I couldn’t participate in the conversation, […] You may also like: - [employer wants friends and family to participate in 360 feedback reviews]( - [managing an employee with inappropriate emotional outbursts]( - [my mom wants me to participate in a family vacation while I'm simultaneously running a conference in that city]( [Read More]( [share on Twitter]( [Share on Tumblr]( [][][] should we require “they/them” pronouns as the default for everyone at our meetings? May 25, 2022 10:59 am This post, [should we require “they/them” pronouns as the default for everyone at our meetings?]( , was originally published by Alison Green on [Ask a Manager](. A reader writes: I just stumbled across your 2021 post “my office wants my pronouns — but I’m still figuring it out.“ I was so grateful to the letter writer and commenters who described the turmoil I feel when asked for my pronouns in a work context. The best parallel I can imagine is an […] You may also like: - [my office wants my pronouns -- but I'm still figuring it out]( - [changing pronouns at work: a success story]( - [how to get better at using a coworker's nonbinary pronouns]( [Read More]( [share on Twitter]( [Share on Tumblr]( [][][] my boss talked me out of quitting, addressing hiring managers by their first names, and more May 25, 2022 12:03 am This post, [my boss talked me out of quitting, addressing hiring managers by their first names, and more]( , was originally published by Alison Green on [Ask a Manager](. It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. I tried to resign, my boss cried, and I agreed to stay I have been planning to go to grad school in a new field, and while working part-time in my old field, I got another part-time job in this new field. Great foot in […] You may also like: - [if you're a new grad, here are some things for you]( - [taking time off to travel, job-hopping, and being happy]( - [where should you look for jobs?]( [Read More]( [share on Twitter]( [Share on Tumblr]( [][][] the shirt crusade, the bacon crisis, and other stories of dramatic reactions to small changes at work May 24, 2022 01:59 pm This post, [the shirt crusade, the bacon crisis, and other stories of dramatic reactions to small changes at work]( , was originally published by Alison Green on [Ask a Manager](. Last week, I asked for stories about weirdly dramatic reactions that you’ve seen people have to small changes at work. The comment section was full of fantastic stories — so many that I have to split my favorites up into two posts. So here’s part one, and part two is coming tomorrow. 1. The shirts […] You may also like: - [my coworker does a shirtless workout in full view of our office windows]( - [the controversial calculator, the highlighter war, and other drama over office supplies]( - [my employee dresses like a slob]( [Read More]( [share on Twitter]( [Share on Tumblr]( Getting too many emails? [Switch to a weekly version instead](. Is this email not displaying correctly? [View it in your browser](. Copyright © 2022 Ask A Manager, All rights reserved. You're receiving this email because you signed up for my email list at askamanager.org. Our mailing address is: Ask A Manager askamanager.orgWashington, DC 20002 [Add us to your address book]( [unsubscribe from this list]( | [update subscription preferences](

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