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Need advice on possibly bullying / intimidation
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I have emboldened the strange syntax that is likely to cause you issues with many peopleholidaypain said:
It's ok for the avoidance of doubt the employer wants everyone asked how do you wish to be addressed.Savvy_Sue said:I can't really make sense of your post, but after giving my name, I have frequently been asked "Is it OK to call you FirstName?" At which point I could presumably request that they call me Mrs / Ms / Lady / Professor LastName if that is my preference. Might that help?
I did once hear a friend responding to a call where she was misidentified by title, firmly telling the person on the other end that she was MISS LastName, not Mrs. I suspect there was already a flag on her name to prevent anyone addressing her as FirstName.
Apologies you cannot understand.
i'm blunt and direct in interactions with colleagues, especially about safety critical things
however your last statement there will be read by the vastest majority of people in one of three ways , all of which are problematic
1. arrogant
2. flippant
3. condescending6
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