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  1. Join Date
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    What's your experience with them?

  2. Join Date
    Apr 2014
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    Add mo pa mga yes people. Maske walang sense. Actually, sipsip din pala yon.

    Sent from my BLL-L22 using Tapatalk

  3. Join Date
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    I understand those who are "sipsip" as it might be their only way to hold on to a job but being "sipsip" takes a whole different perspective if you they act as a snitch to sell out their co-workers.

    I can't stand those credit grabbers - people who would do anything to get recognised for things they didn't do.

  4. Join Date
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    There are in my company but I've never had to deal with any of their BS.

    Public Enemy No. 1 in my office is this executive who bullies everybody just because he heads Finance and his usual line is "Hindi ninyo ginagawa trabaho niyo!"

    As if he knows what goes on in each department.

  5. Join Date
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    Yes and It’s everywhere not only in the offices... [emoji31]

    Hi-tech na nga ngayon kasi they does it in social media and other means of communication whatsapp, viber and etc. hehehe...

  6. Join Date
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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    What's your experience with them?
    Every company has them. Don't let them dictate how your day would go.

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  7. Join Date
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    I am an admitted sipsip.

    Whenever I take a vacation, I always have pasalubong for my co-workers.
    BUT I have an exclusive one for my boss. It's the same item though.
    For example:
    I buy several boxes of a delicacy of the place that I've been to and leave it in our pantry for everyone.
    Then I give my boss his separate box so he could bring it home to his family.

  8. Join Date
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    Quote Originally Posted by makelovenotwar View Post
    I am an admitted sipsip.

    Whenever I take a vacation, I always have pasalubong for my co-workers.
    BUT I have an exclusive one for my boss. It's the same item though.
    For example:
    I buy several boxes of a delicacy of the place that I've been to and leave it in our pantry for everyone.
    Then I give my boss his separate box so he could bring it home to his family.
    I don't consider that sipsip. For me, its those people who, within earshot of everyone, continually tell the boss how great he is and how astute his decisions are. Tapos pag birthday sila taga-organize ng party para sa boss (at merong pang collection)!

  9. Join Date
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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    What's your experience with them?
    I'm accused of being sipsip. I just know how to manage up and down without stepping on other people.

    Sipsip + Backstabber is a bad combination. Same as Inggitero + Tsismoso/a ... Both bad apples that don't belong to any organization or group. Behavioral issues affects the team

    Poachers and credit grabbers are scums that are easy to deal with since they can be called out objectively.

    yes men are stupid people that adds no value. sipsip and yes men are different.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    What's your experience with them?
    Yes ang dami nila sa paligid

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