Site
Recipes
Organizing & Home
SPECIAL OFFERS:
"A co-worker often stops by my cubicle to gossip about office politics. Yikes! Sure, I want to hear the scoop, but would cringe if my supervisor overheard us. How to pass politely?"
"Go for the easy excuse — you have work to do! Then add, “I’m sorry not to be able to talk now, but I have a deadline. Let’s have lunch soon and catch up,” recommends Sue Fox, author of Etiquette for Dummies. If you must dish the dirt, doing so off-premises is wiser."
Rate This:
SPECIAL OFFERS:
SPONSORED LINKS:
ADVERTISEMENT
>top stuff
Editors' Picks
Hot Searches
- belly
- chicken
- oatmeal
- superfood
- flat belly
The 5 things you're looking for today:
>q&s on the go
Newsletter
RSS
Get the latest content on QuickandSimple.com and your other favorite sites in one place
>free games
Play Today
More Games
Are you a Mahjongg master?
See if you can get the high score in this classic Chinese puzzle game
Home | User Agreement | Community Guidelines | Press | Privacy Policy | Your California Privacy Rights | Terms of Use | Contact Us
Hearst Women's Sites: Cosmopolitan | Country Living | Delish | Good Housekeeping | Harpers's Bazaar | House Beautiful
©2012 Hearst Communication, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Being Green | Why did I get this ad ?
