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		By: Miriam		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[What&#039;s your advice for a new manager in this situation where it is a peer rather than team member who is displaying the difficult and challenging behaviours? My colleague is a very long standing employee but doesn&#039;t understand/agree with the change that I&#039;ve been brought in to make, and is having a negative impact on their own team too.]]></description>
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