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user 18266
Questions where acting with consideration, tact, deference, or courtesy is important. Include other tags for cultural context! For questions regarding someone else being rude, use the "rudeness" tag instead.
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Right way to ask a colleague not to slam the door
If you want to avoid conflict and don't mind taking ownership, I would suggest saying something like,
"Hi ___, would you be willing to help me out? Sometimes when you leave the room, and shut the do …
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