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A colleague of mine tortures and mentally harasses me as well as the other staff. what should ido.?

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A colleague of mine tortures and mentally harasses me as well as the other staff. what should ido.?

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If leaving the job really isn’t an option, and if you don’t get any relief by filing a complaint with someone higher up, then your only recourse might be to ‘fight back.’ It is a FACT that bullies almost always back down when challenged, because the reason they act that way is because they are weak, insecure people who are trying to compensate for it. I will tell you a story about something that happened to me, and if you see any parallels it might help you think differently about your situation. Years ago I had a boss who was a very nice person when she wanted me to come work for her, but once she got comfortable she turned into the most horrible b***h I had ever been around in my life (literally). For a long time I was just so shocked I didn’t know what to do. I had always been around relatively civil, decent people, and I just didn’t know how to respond to someone like her. She was over-the-top sarcastic, belittled me, insulted me, and obviously had no respect for me. I’m an over-ac

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