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Business Essentials: Stop Being Easily Offended

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4 side-by-side photos, including a woman wearing headscarf, a woman seated in front of a fan, a man seated in front of a fan, and a woman gazing into a handheld mirror. Text on image reads, "3. Become comfortable with yourself."

The world, it seems, is full of people who are easily irritated or offended by the actions or speech of others. Often times, the offended person seeks retribution by being equally offensive in return. This promotes a vicious toxic circle of insults and actions that can cause irreparable damage. These types of situations could be avoided if the feeling of being offended didn't arise in the first place. Part of the "Business Essentials" series.

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Runtime: 4 minutes 3 seconds

Topic: Careers, Social Science
Subtopic: Emotions, Interpersonal Relations, Job Skills
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2019
Producer/Distributor: TMW Media Group
Series: Business Essentials
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Closeup of a hand with index and middle finger crossed. Text on image reads, "Deception. Intentional withholding of information or deliberately misleading information to a participant."

Closeup of a person's eyes with green computer text reflecting in their glasses.

Side-by-side images of a sample resume template next to illustrated guidelines on how to write a cover letter.

Man seated at a desk looks over at a woman seated next to him.

Black background with pink digitized text that reads, "Error". Green text below reads, "Gives us experience."

Man wearing a gray and orange parka looks through a scope fixed to a tripod. Caption. Strong work ethic and detail oriented.

Woman holding a shopping basket speaks to a man wearing a gray apron in a bakery setting. Both look down at a loaf of bread he is holding in his hands.

Man wearing a headset looks down and forward like he is looking at a screen. Caption. The customer is as important to the company as you are.

People seated around a table in a modern, sunlit meeting room. Man wearing a business suit speaks to a woman standing at his side.

Waitress buses an outdoor patio table. She is dressed in white collared shirt, necktie, and pink headband.