The art of speaking candidly in the office – without sounding like a jerk
Can you be direct and not be a jerk? The answer is yes

Candour is a two-way street — © Getty Images
Gina London
You know the people. The ones who will look you straight in the eye and tell you exactly what’s on their minds.
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