You're doing all the work and someone else is taking all the credit. It's not only unfair, but it may affect your career. Handling the situation requires tact, diplomacy and a plan.
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- One Part Inspiration and 9 Parts Silk Screen
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- How Long Should Your Resume Be?
- Why We'll Always Need Tax Accountants
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