#4 of the images Why “You’re beautiful” and “You’re working hard” are not good words… The dreadful trap of “compliments” that bosses unknowingly use to corner their subordinates. | FRIDAY DIGITAL

In my case, everything I say becomes a “teacher’s statement,” so I am always aware of the possibility that my words may be interpreted as an order to “do this,” even if I only meant to express my own wish that something be done. I am always aware of the possibility that my words may be interpreted as an order to do something, even if I am only expressing my own wish that something be done,” says Dr. Izumi.

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Why “You’re beautiful” and “You’re working hard” are not good words… The dreadful trap of “compliments” that bosses unknowingly use to corner their subordinates.

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