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How to Deal With Prejudice at Work : Workplace Etiquette & Tips

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Prejudice is one of the many things that has no business being in the workplace. Deal with prejudice at work with help from a public relations and human resources professional in this free video clip.

Expert: Darryle Brown
Contact: sites.google.com/site/darryleebrownconsulting/
Bio: Darryle Brown has more than 20 years of experience in law enforcement administration, public relations and human resources. He currently serve as an HR Specialist for the US Mint.
Filmmaker: Roger Whitton

Series Description: By following a few key rules of workplace etiquette, you can help make sure that you not only get all of your work done efficiently and on time, but that you also get that promotion you deserve. Learn about workplace etiquette and get tips with help from a public relations and human resources professional in this free video series.

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ehowfinance published this 3:40 video tutorial on October 26, 2013. It has been watched 16,913 times on YouTube.

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