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    Key Books


    How to Manage Your Boss: Developing the Perfect Working Relationship


    The Bully at Work: What You Can Do to Stop the Hurt and Reclaim Your Dignity on the Job


    You're Not the Boss of Me: Empowerment Strategies for an Imperfect Workplace

    How to Survive the New Terror at Work: The Workplace Bully

    "Workplace bullying is aggressive or unreasonable behavior designed to negatively impact or destroy a coworker. Workplace bullies can be managers, coworkers, subordinates and even clients. Workplace bullies are insecure people who attempt to mask their insecurities with control and domination. The target usually provides insight into the bully. Bullies often target people they envy, people who have the traits and talents the bully wishes she possessed. The bully attempts to destroy the more skilled and more talented individual to feel more secure in her employment. According to the Workplace Bullying Institute, the following are the most common tactics used by workplace bullies:"

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