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Safe For Work After All

By The Daily Dish
Oct 19 2007, 5:33 AM ET

Swearing in the office can make sense sometimes:

Banning swear words and reprimanding staff might represent strong leadership, but could remove key links between staff and impact on morale and motivation, he said.

"We hope that this study will serve not only to acknowledge the part that swearing plays in our work and our lives, but also to indicate that leaders sometimes need to 'think differently' and be open to intriguing ideas.



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