>> If I see somebody gossiping or backstabbing in the workplace, that is a red flag.
If they're gossiping to me and saying something horrible
about this person then what are they saying about me behind my back?
I don't like any of that.
You've got to have good etiquette.
You've got to be professional.
And also leave your home drama at home.
Don't bring that into the workplace.
I know it's hard sometimes.
But if you have to have a moment where you need to deal with an issue
at home, step outside, take a break.
Don't bring it into the office.
Keep it separate between work and home.
And so many people I see becoming friends with their boss and I just-- I don't like that.
And the other thing too, and this is my personal opinion, when it comes to co-workers or people
who are above you or manage you, I do not, except for LinkedIn,
I do not friend them on social media.
I will not be their friends on Facebook or twitter
because I just like to keep that separate.
That's my personal business and, granted, I'm always careful of what I post on there
because whatever you post on Facebook, twitter, LinkedIn, it's out there.
The whole world can see it.
So you really have to be careful about that.