Being personally involved with people from work.
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How can I avoid becoming personally involved with people at work? Every time I do, I regret it—not in a backstabbing way, but because I end up feeling disappointed from being vulnerable, and dealing with the issues that arise later on. Often, after someone asks me a personal question or shares something with me, I unknowingly cross the line between a professional and a personal relationship, and it’s a line I’d prefer not to cross. How can I keep work relationships strictly professional? It tends to make things messier, and if the relationship becomes unbalanced or inconsistent, it can quickly become overwhelming and uncomfortable.
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