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Finding Freedom from a Toxic Attack at Work

By Filings on Thu, 11/14/19
Christian Living
Workplace Ethics
Theology of Work
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“Don’t let misplaced guilt (that you should be able to “rescue” or “save” them) keep you in a toxic situation. In the Gospels, Jesus walked away many times from those who challenged him or hardened their hearts against him. If a transfer isn’t possible or your boss won’t step in, “mentally” quarantine the co-worker as much as you can by keeping your relationship strictly professional and by refusing to think about him or her when you don’t have to.” - Church Leaders

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