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Michael Cote

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Avoid psycho-analyzing in groups Posted: Jan 31, 2011 1:00 AM
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Avoid psycho-analyzing in groups – It’s never a good idea to ask someone if they’re in a “bad mood” in a large group, or why they’re embarrassed. If they’re either of those things, asking them when you’re in a group will make them even more so. If they’re not either of those, it will make [...]

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