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Some Advice Please

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Hello,



I just received the following message and wondered if you have any advise for the lady in question:



''Can any ladies here give me some hints on how to deal with a bias male boss who favours a less competent male colleague and always make a joke out of me ?''



Kind regards,

Jo
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    I would agree with Virginia, keep a log. I have done this twice when I was being bullied and once I had logged events I could objectively assess the situation and confront the bullies.  The first time the guy was mortified but agreed and bour relationship was fine from then on. The second time it enabled me to make the decision to change jobs since the endemic bullying in the company would not change.  Others though followed my suit.


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    I would agree with Virginia, keep a log. I have done this twice when I was being bullied and once I had logged events I could objectively assess the situation and confront the bullies.  The first time the guy was mortified but agreed and bour relationship was fine from then on. The second time it enabled me to make the decision to change jobs since the endemic bullying in the company would not change.  Others though followed my suit.


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