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by Nazneen Batliwala on Oct 19, 2023
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I am new to my job and my colleagues are giving me extra works to do just because I am a rookie. How can I set my boundaries and let them know that I will be not doing their share of work??
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・answered 439 days ago
You can tell them about the number of work you have done according to the signed deal and the bandwidth you currently have and how extra work toll is taking a toll on you physically and mentally
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439d
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Remind them once about the work you are actually supposed to do and dont accept more work from them! As I have experienced this before and trust me ,people really take you for granted then and think of you as a machine so its better you make your boundaries early!
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439d
・answered 439 days ago
It happens, it's bullying. You must strictly tell them you can't do it. You must learn to say NO
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