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    281 year ago

    If his disabilities is a hindrance to him being effective in his role at the company it is time to change roles.

    A disability does not excuse this kind of behavior.

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      1 year ago

      I wouldnt call it a disability as more of a handicap.
      It’s just that the communication may be different and that may be the reason he doubles down.
      I am by no means a psychotherapist so my opinion should be taken as an atom of salt at best.

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          81 year ago

          Thanks for the information (sometimes I hate language).
          Wasn’t aware of it being the same in english nor my native language. You never stop learning, right?

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            41 year ago

            Yeah, handicapped is the supposedly “polite” way to say disabled, but me and every other disabled person I’ve really talked to about it finds it rather patronizing tbh.

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              31 year ago

              I like to describe myself as legally retarded, it makes people either laugh or get so awkward that I laugh.