How do you express anger without becoming aggressive or damaging you professional image?
The key is to separate the emotion from the behavior from your feelings.
If you feel the need to express your anger to another individual, there are constructive ways to do so. Be direct and specific in your communication. Don’t blame others, and be sure to listen to the other individual’s response. Realize that the individual may have views that differ from your own.
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