Tag Archives: office politics
Self-Care: Pages of a Career Journal
It is common in my organization for people to disclose their illness when calling in sick. I don’t mind doing this when it’s something mundane, like a cold. But sometimes one has personal issues that you don’t feel like telling … Continue reading
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Tagged attendance, balancing act, burnout, decision making, exhaustion, experience, graduate school, health, illness, internship, journaling, journey, lies, life lessons, office politics, praticum, prefection, purpose, self care, sick day, social worker, sucess, summer jobs, white lie
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Life’s Appointment
“According to a trusted colleague, one of my employees recently called in sick when he was actually taking a trip to the beach. Although “Greg” is a bright guy with lots of potential, I have previously had some concerns about … Continue reading
Real Life of an MSW 