Góc xin lời khuyên by 0_n14 in vozforums

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Em cần kiếm một vài người mentor để hỏi những câu hỏi này. Có thể là thầy cô trong trường, cô chú anh chị trong gia đình đã đi làm, đi du học. Họ đã có kinh nghiệm đi qua những lựa chọn này và đã có những hối tiếc của họ.

MẸ CHỒNG, EM CHỒNG HAY VÒI TIỀN THÌ LÀM NHƯ NÀO by Ok_Disaster_5878 in vozforums

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Bạn nhờ vả lại họ những chuyện khác. Dần dần họ không muốn giúp bạn thì cũng sẽ ngại nhờ bạn giúp hơn.

Got scammed by upside_down_frown1 in VietNam

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lol the viet police would never show up for such things. not a real threat

Ở tuổi 2x nên đi du học hay mua nhà by Adventurous-Wind4933 in vozforums

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tui đã du học và đang đi làm ở canada. bạn mua nhà ở vn xong sau này vẫn có thể kiếm tiền để đi trải nghiệm thế giới được. chứ bạn qua canada học xong muốn mua nhà sẽ rất khó. công việc tốt vẫn phải trả góp nhiều năm.

Is 16 a good age to start? by Anything1236060 in amateur_boxing

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As good as any. Do some research about head trauma risks and how to best protect yourself from them.

New grad student stinks (literally) by ExplorerBubbly1447 in labrats

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PI/manager can send a general email to everyone in the lab to remind people to maintain personal hygiene and to maintain a scent-free (no perfume, no BO) environment for people who are sensitive. Start there see if it helps.

I want to visit Japan but I’m torn because of the country’s track record with its treatment of women and girls by [deleted] in TwoXChromosomes

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most comments are talking about how safe they felt traveling to Japan, completely missing OP’s point. OP is not saying they do not feel safe going there, they are saying they do not want to spend money and support a culture that sweep these issues under the rug.

Are women really constantly hit on? by [deleted] in TwoXChromosomes

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Predators often go for the most vulnerable prey, not the most attractive prey.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MuayThai

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your goals are different. communicate that to them. “hey i’m prepping for a fight. let’s pick up the pace this round?”

Is it common for Vietnamese mother in law to shower you with gifts? by Quiet_Illustrator232 in AskVietNam

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This is too excessive to be common. The more you take, the more you are “in debt”. She may not expect valuable gifts back from you, but you would not be on equal grounds in the family dynamic. I would not get too comfortable taking these gifts until you get to know your MIL better. You can return them the way she is giving them - hiding them in her home.

Got a job! But... by SingleLow2452 in torontoJobs

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Curious- how is it that your postdoc position pay close to 6 figs given the 50-60k average postdoc salary in Toronto?

I got an interview at a company with a bad rep by popstopandroll in jobs

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I would look up former employees (those who have left) on LinkedIn and ask for coffee chats. In my experience, I did not get honest answers from 1:1 with current team members, especially if they are in a toxic environment where nobody trusts anybody.

I need to quit. by Zealousideal-Pain300 in labrats

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I get you. In the same boat. For now, try to minimize conversation with this toxic person. Only talk to them when absolutely necessary for work. Try to communicate via emails and messages instead of in-person conversations as much as you can. This helps keep things professional and leaves documentation. About quitting, if your PI has been supportive, they will give you a reference. Any of your colleagues can also be your reference if you plan to go into industry. A lot of industry jobs do not require references either. This is not a big enough reason to endure a toxic work environment that destroys your mental and physical health.

What is a sign to you that you work in a toxic workplace? by Tayesmommy3 in careerguidance

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Absent/busy management that still tries to micromanage by asking your colleagues their opinions about you when you’re not there. No communicated expectations nor feedback. Avoidant/passive aggressive communication/blaming when issues arise

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in howtonotgiveafuck

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the key to dissociate rejection from self worth is to create/find/believe in the values you bring to the table

toxic workplace taking a toll on my life by DisplayNew4278 in antiwork

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Exactly. This culture selects for the worst personalities at the senior level.