Sentences with word «complaining»

While everyone enjoys venting occasionally, complaining and gossiping with coworkers can hurt your career.

The CEO later released a statement that made it clear that she wasn't fired for complaining about sexual harassment, but rather how she handled it.

These shoes won't help you kick steps into a snowy hillside, certainly, but no one will be complaining about the odor - reducing antimicrobial treatment each pair gets.

If you allow complaining in your company, you will see overall morale decrease dramatically.

Idaho issued its own such letter, complaining that Beacon was engaging in unlicensed debt and credit - counselling activity to at least 65 Idahoans.

In messages to staff, tech companies sometimes conflate conversations employees are allowed to have, such as complaining about working conditions, with sharing trade secrets, said Chris Baker, an attorney with Baker Curtis and Schwartz, PC, who represents the fired Googler.

If the mentee is always going to be the guy in the workplace complaining about how unfair the new HR policy is or how big a jerk the CEO is, or... well you get the picture, the mentee has already established barriers he or she will never overcome with or without your help.

People get sick and tired of hearing from the doomsayers and if you are one of them, complaining all the time, being negative about your industry, your city, your world, your reputation will definitely be damaged.

Higher - definition video: If Internet service providers are already complaining about how all that HD video online is choking up their networks, wait until the inevitable higher - resolution standards such as 4K become commonplace.

«Stewardesses, stop complaining about how hard your jobs are and how you need more money.

But before I could talk he started complaining to me: «our top writers keep putting their twitter names in their posts and then when they get more followers they start asking for raises.»

Tyler Lessard, the company's head of developer relations, recently met with blogger Jamie Murai after the latter's blog post complaining about the PlayBook development process went viral.

Lawson resigned after complaining of harassment, and Zang was dismissed, and they both sued.

It was all smiles — no one was complaining.

In a memo dated March 30, Comey describes Trump complaining to him about how the cloud cast by the Russia investigation was impairing his ability to run the country and that he was eager for the FBI director to make clear publicly that the president isn't under investigation.

Everywhere you turn, it seems, those at the helm of various companies can be heard complaining about the amount of time it takes to find someone right for job X or for position Y.

Most great leaders grew up with adversity, so they learned at an early age that complaining gets them nowhere.

To increase our own levels of success we must refrain from whining, complaining or getting angry when things aren't going our way.

As parts of Penn Station, the US's busiest train hub, have shut down for extensive track repairs, commuters are already complaining about crowded, standing - room - only trains, the New York Post reports.

Complaining is bad for your mood, your brain, your listener, and even your body, according to a boatload of scientific research.

He's been complaining about the CRTC having a lack of AMP teeth for at least three years and he sang a similar chorus during his time at the Competition Bureau before that.

Complaining primes us to see the negative in life, and conversations that dwell on what's wrong dig both parties deeper into misery.

After seven total tweets, she finally «felt ridiculous for complaining publicly about small rodents singing.»

So is there any way to get the relationship - strengthening effects of a good moan but avoid the toxic fallout of too much complaining?

Before the likes of Twitter and Facebook, an angry customer was just an annoyed guy complaining to his family and friends.

They argued transporting crude by pipeline would be safer than alternatives like rail, and charged Obama with hypocrisy for complaining about the lack of investment in U.S. infrastructure while obstructing an $ 8 billion project.

Stop complaining about your job.

If possible, avoid complaining or using negative language.

On Yelp, consumers were complaining about this in 2010.

Complaining in general is pretty sure to make you feel worse, not better.

But apparently, the conventional wisdom on complaining isn't 100 percent wrong.

When it came to that last question, there was plenty of anger to go around, with many complaining about David Cameron's decision to call the referendum, others infuriated at the weak Leave campaign, and still others offering less than polite commentary on segments of their fellow citizens.

On Psych Pedia, Steven Parton, an author and student of human nature, explains how complaining not only alters your brain for the worse but also has serious negative repercussions for your mental health.

Nope, it's not easy to extend your empathy to that woman two desks over who's complaining to you about the same pointless thing for the sixth time this week.

All of which sounds like a good argument for staying away from negativity to protect your mental health, but Parton insists that quitting the complaining habit is essential for your physical health, too.

It was always more comfortable to go back to complaining about what wasn't right or was missing in my life than actually doing something about it.

You can feel some of the tension coming through in the letter that Spotify sent to Apple, complaining that the company is using its control over the app ecosystem to harm a competitor.

If you have an unhappy customer who is complaining on your business Facebook wall (and who hasn't!)

In many cases, entrepreneurs come to me complaining about a team of disgruntled, unproductive, employees and unhappy customers.

The same person pointed out that if the network simply mailed cheques to subscribers rather than to the cellphone provider to compensate the former for their data use, nobody would be complaining.

Co-rumination, as the term implies, is pretty much a fancy word for complaining together with others, a.k.a. venting.

Are you a woman interested in making a subtle political statement at your office Halloween get together without anyone complaining to HR?

Recently, people have started complaining about long wait times at the company's «free for life» charging stations.

And aren't people already complaining about all the gadgets they have to carry?

Re: banks complaining on the way they are rated.

You'll never catch them complaining about tasks that fall outside of their usual responsibilities.

Meanwhile, Snapchat is facing a widespread backlash over its major app redesign, with many users complaining that the new version is harder to use.

The Rogers CEO says guests will sometimes ambush him with their wireless bill at a dinner party, complaining «I don't understand.»

«If a mom who has never had any symptoms of anything during their period has a young daughter who's complaining of intense period pain, the mother might be inclined to say, «That's ridiculous, just deal with it,»» Brightman told INSIDER.

Jobs are going unfilled, despite significant un - and underemployment, with employers blaming a lack of qualified workers (the so - called skills gap) and job seekers complaining that companies are too picky and unwilling to train.