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Co-workers told investigators he "appeared to be very withdrawn or depressed," and he didn't show up for work again.
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Co-workers, family members, fans and acquaintances all offer up their stories, aided and abetted by a less-then-trustworthy narrator whose frequent apologies and forgetful lapses become something of a running joke ( "As an omniscient narrator, I realize I leave much to be desired.").
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Co-workers who share meals also have stronger and more productive working relationships.
Kari Henley: Family Meals: The Forgotten Ritual Kari Henley 2010
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Co-workers told investigators he "appeared to be very withdrawn or depressed," and he didn't show up for work again.
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Co-workers who share meals also have stronger and more productive working relationships.
Kari Henley: Family Meals: The Forgotten Ritual Kari Henley 2010
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Co-workers who share meals also have stronger and more productive working relationships.
Kari Henley: Family Meals: The Forgotten Ritual Kari Henley 2010
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You can find additional information and tips on this topic in my book, "Beyond Please and Thank You: The Disability Awareness Handbook for Families, Co-workers and Friends."
Richard C. Senelick, M.D.: A Look At Disability Etiquette M.D. Richard C. Senelick 2011
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You can find additional information and tips on this topic in my book, "Beyond Please and Thank You: The Disability Awareness Handbook for Families, Co-workers and Friends."
Richard C. Senelick, M.D.: A Look At Disability Etiquette M.D. Richard C. Senelick 2011
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Reminds me too much of Things My Former Co-workers Were Fond of Saying: "I, I know you don't know my name, but, uh, I love you man; yeah, I think you're great!"
Things My Co-Workers Say Tyler 2009
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Co-workers who share meals also have stronger and more productive working relationships.
Kari Henley: Family Meals: The Forgotten Ritual Kari Henley 2010
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