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- Rolling your eyes while giving feedback is incredibly rude and negative body language should be avoided even if the performance issues are unacceptable, not anything personal. Less than 20% of large companies in the U.S. cover weight loss drugs and half of those that do cover them are adding requirements to get them, as companies are trying to reduce the number of employees taking them due to their high costs. It's fine to skip the individual gift-giving role, and if the company pays for gift cards, the same amount should be given to everyone. Job searching can be tough emotionally, but knowing what's out there by gathering information is important in order to weigh current versus potential opportunities and make a decision.
- It's not unreasonable to expect someone to control unconscious body language such as rolling their eyes during feedback conversations, even for unacceptable performance issues. This is the norm and expected of both men and women. A company's refusal to deal with performance issues is a much bigger problem than any individual low-performer. For the 20% of large U.S. companies that cover weight-loss drugs like Mounjaro, half now have requirements such as seeing an online weight-loss doctor in order to cut costs. Though it's a boss's prerogative to give holiday gifts, it's important to keep the amounts the same for everyone, otherwise it seems odd and unreasonable. Job searching can be important and should be done to gather information about opportunities, even when it might be difficult emotionally.
- It is important to avoid negative body language while providing feedback to colleagues, even if their performance is unacceptable. This is a reasonable expectation regardless of gender. Companies are trimming health coverage costs by increasing requirements for weight loss medications. Half of the companies that have coverage for weight loss drugs have started implementing these requirements. One should consider whether a gift-giving tradition started by a former boss should be continued or not. It is acceptable to decide not to participate in the tradition. Job searching can be a challenging and daunting task but gathering information about opportunities and companies is important before making a decision.
- Expressing negative body language, such as rolling one's eyes, during critical feedback conversations is not acceptable. Furthermore, it is not necessary, nor wise, for a man to display politeness in these situations. Companies are cutting coverage costs by including additional requirements for weight-loss medications. Over half of companies that provide coverage for such medications have added these requirements. Gift giving is optional, and should it continue, it is important to give everyone the same amount. It may be daunting, but it is important to job search in order to collect information, especially if one's work environment is challenging.
- It's important to control negative body language even when providing critical feedback, as it is essential to establish a respectful tone. Employers are adding requirements, like seeing a weight-loss doctor, to reduce costs of coverage on expensive weight-loss medications. Gift-giving responsibility should be taken over by the new boss, however, others may decide to skip this tradition. It's important to consider other job opportunities in order to make the best decision about one's career. Confronting the fear of job hunting and monitoring different prospects can be helpful.
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