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<blockquote data-quote="jibbs" data-source="post: 1536891"><p>This man obviously knows his way around a DQ date.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I'm guessing he doesn't report anything but is still visibly effected. Body language, mood change, work ethic.... His sup's notice when he's pissed/irritated/anxious, even if he doesn't directly communicate the fact. I'm like that. I'll let a slight irritation go on and on until it becomes a problem because, when it's only a slight irritation, it's not a problem and likely won't be treated as such. I like to pick and choose my issues so as not to devalue any legitimate complaints in the future.</p><p></p><p>I'm known to do this, and my constant anxiety plays a big role in it. "Why should I speak up if I can work through it?" is something I find myself thinking often. Once I absolutely <strong>can't</strong> work through something is when I tend to speak up, because that's when I'm 100% sure that this snowball of a problem is rolling downhill way too fast for me to keep it under control.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jibbs, post: 1536891"] This man obviously knows his way around a DQ date. I'm guessing he doesn't report anything but is still visibly effected. Body language, mood change, work ethic.... His sup's notice when he's pissed/irritated/anxious, even if he doesn't directly communicate the fact. I'm like that. I'll let a slight irritation go on and on until it becomes a problem because, when it's only a slight irritation, it's not a problem and likely won't be treated as such. I like to pick and choose my issues so as not to devalue any legitimate complaints in the future. I'm known to do this, and my constant anxiety plays a big role in it. "Why should I speak up if I can work through it?" is something I find myself thinking often. Once I absolutely [B]can't[/B] work through something is when I tend to speak up, because that's when I'm 100% sure that this snowball of a problem is rolling downhill way too fast for me to keep it under control. [/QUOTE]
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