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by S.M. Schrama on April 4, 2007
- Be enthousiastic about it, but don't make it personal.
- If you get too close, even justified comment can spark those emotions.
- If someone makes remarks about it that you find stupid, try and find out from what angle that person looks at it.
- You can't blame someone for not having the exact same knowledge as you.
- If emotions light up anyway after comments, step away.
- Take a short break for coffee or a walk outside before you respond.
- Read all comments clearly and analyze it.
- Only respond after having given it good thought.
You'll see it is easier dealing with things you love. But don't fall in the snakepit : business is business. It is not, and should not be, personal.
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Response from:
wib
(04/11/07 9:33am)
these let me think about wpt guys.
Response from:
flash games
(05/05/09 6:12am)
Being an emotional entity you are likely to make a common mistake : respond emotional. And that often ends badly.
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