Askhole: a person who constantly asks for your advice, yet always does the opposite of what you told them.: 6x9 Journal office humor coworker note pads

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The term in itself is 'Negative" and although I understand what your saying, our minds have "no room" for any negative thoughts or phrases as they will root like a wild weed in a field. If I "charge" for my services, like a Coach, then I am able to Set the Rules on how we will go about it. Such as, you will adhere to my suggestions, read what I say, and complete assignments and so on. But whereas we have long-held standards for sourcing journalism, strict guidelines for what is on the record and off, codes of conduct around attribution, plagiarism, and more — we have no such codes for developing and maintaining relationships with the public we serve. Push them out of your life because you feel as if you’re being a toxic nuisance to everyone you meet.

Then came blogging, comments, and social media, and each time newsrooms needed to develop policies to adjust. Now with the advent of engagement we need to develop codes to guide our work in community and with community. If we don’t have a code of ethics, so what? We commonly think of being ethical as not doing bad things. “Don’t be evil” might be the mantra of a defensive, passive form of ethical behavior. But really, ethics are more kinetic than that — ethics are an active guide for helping us determine what behavior is good for individuals and for society, vs simply being not bad. Have something traumatizing happen to you, then they will just leave because they think you are crazy or are tired of hearing about your problems. Start dating a controlling/ manipulative person. The kind that will lie to you about your friends to drive a wedge between you.So leverage your grace and generosity for that person tothink about what is beyond their unwanted behavior. Tip #3:Put words on it We should provide communities with information not readily available to them before we ask anything from them to create reciprocity If you can name your spin, you can help your employees and colleagues name their spin which will of course, reduce your spin. However, on the other hand, did Josephine really want to know what Wanda had to say in the potential break up situation, or did she just want to talk about her problems without actually doing anything to fix them? With friendship comes a degree of responsibility and mutual effort. There's nothing worse than feeling used or treated unfairly. To the askholes:

Community Engagement can be powerful when the right people—the communities most affected—are doing it, and it is done right and has support. For example, I learned of a community engagement effort rallying Latino parents around education. Parents of a particular low-income school were asked what their top priorities were. Their answer: school uniforms. This is a public school, so the concept of school uniforms was interesting. But that’s what the parents wanted. And the school and the District listened and negotiated. All the kids at that school wore uniforms. It was awesome. To come together, to have your voices heard, to have your suggestions implemented—what something like that does for a community’s morale cannot be overstated. They felt hope and they wanted to work harder and to be more engaged civically. It must be like that time when Mulan, disguised as a dude, finally realized that she was just as smart and strong as any of the other guys!Where possible, we should let communities in on the editorial process — develop different levels of contribution and editing to give the community ownership over the stories that are theirs to tell Slooww down and read the title again. That’s right, I said A S K-H O L E. Let’s explore what this may be.