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By: Kate Niller

Kate Niller — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 22:39:00 +0000

I have worked with men who used to cry at the wokplace like a schollgirls do…
I do no think that gender matters so in all of these crying thing
As well as PMS…
Or maybe I have not seen many exampes to prove the opposite opinion.
Nonetheless I believe that crying at the workplace is not an appopriate behavior no matter what your gender is.
Have seen really helpful video recently: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cdh2ZB5BKrI
Hope it may be useful for some of those who share my opnion.

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By: Wendy Mazoway

Wendy Mazoway — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 16:06:28 +0000

There's no crying in baseball, and there is no crying in the workplace. You can break this down however you like, but it will be seen as weakness and a lack of control. This is simply an unfortunate reality.

Don't cry in the workplace is still very relevant and sage advice, regardless of your gender.

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By: thatgirl

thatgirl — Tue, 10 May 2011 18:39:53 +0000

interesting! her crying could certainly be construed as manipulative, and that you didn't fall for it likely upset her all the more. moreover, that she is typically condescending to you tells me a lot about who she is inside–likely suffering from an inferiority complex. too unlikely that she'll ever take a good look at that. it sounds like it's been her "winning formula" for a while.

so good that you took your concerns directly to her, in any case. hats off!

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By: Letty

Letty — Wed, 04 May 2011 05:23:23 +0000

in the past couple of years I've noticed quite an increase in the number of female workers who cry in my company while sharing certain personal problems. However, recently, i've had a female coworker cry when I am truthful about how she speaks to me at times. Quite condescending to be precise. Today, she went overboard, and I addressed it and she cried for what seemed like a couple of hours. It was hard to ignore all the sniffling going on in the cubicle behind me. I didn't feel bad. I'm sort of new to this department, a female myself, and still learning the ropes. I learn from people's bad behavior by making sure I am a better trainer, teacher, mentor to new employees. However, I wondered if her side would be taken over mine purely because of the fact that she cried and i was dry eyed.

By: Robin

Robin — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 11:04:02 +0000

Its not that women have a weakness of crying at the work place. Some of the women are very good and they make very good leaders at the work place more than men,

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