Monday Tip: Make an apology

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7 responses to “Monday Tip: Make an apology”

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   November 27, 2006

   Viji

   Hi Alex, Your tips are excellent. I recently made an apology letter to someone and felt very light after that. Keep up your good work. Viji
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   November 27, 2006

   Jochen Lillich

   And if you want to know how to apologize the correct and effective way, take a listen at the Manager Tools Podcast: http://www.manager-tools.com/2006/10/do-you-need-to-apologize/.
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   November 27, 2006

   Jochen Lillich

   I found good tips on how to apologize the correct and effective way at the Manager Tools Podcast: http://www.manager-tools.com/2006/10/do-you-need-to-apologize/.
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   December 4, 2006

   Alexander

   Viji: Hey, this stuff works :o) Thanks!

   Jochen: That IS excellent, thanks for the tip.
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   January 12, 2008

   shukyiman

   thank you !!!
   you help me a lot…
6. 

   August 17, 2009

   Lynda G. Perry

   I apologized to a supervisor about my behavior in our last meaning. I said things that I should not of said.
   Her response to me was, I accept your apology but you need to work on your behavior problems. Now I am even more upset.

   I was shocked with her response.
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   January 6, 2011

   becca

   i should be apologizing to my boss….i shouldve aplogized 5 monhs ago, but man, she is a very ridiculous boss and has no idea how to do her job AND disrepected in front of my coworkers in such a way, that i am still apalled by it. I already called HR with my situation but i have no idea if anything has come from it. she made 2 remarks at me, personally, in front of coworkers, and im still upset about it. it was embarressing and yes, she has apologized for it, but she is not sincere about it. i know she’s not, because i still hear her making comments about me to other people. so i made a personal decision to walk into work, and not talk to anyone. if they approach me, i respond, but to work with a bos (and other ppl) who do nohting but gossip at work, i just make a personal decision to remove myself from the situation. my boss told me then i had an attitude and it’s insubordination???? i looked that up in the dictionary and I must say, i do not deliberatly disobey my boss. i just dont talk to her. is that insubordination? even if i am still doing my job? i want to apologize, just because i know it’s right, but i dont want to talk to her about anything else but work after. i just can’t befriend someone who is such a gossiper.

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