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Honesty is the best policy, but … the early bird gets the worm. Which idiom can save a listener from being an idiot? Next, an honest mistake does real harm … how to handle damage control when you unwittingly spill the tea about a job change. Is it just me, or has tipping gotten more complicated? Plus, a wild and wonderful tale from Wildwood.

Segments in this episode:

A Wasted Opportunity in Omaha - “If the boss is drunk, thinks you’re someone else, and offers you a high profile project, do you accept?”
Spilling the Beans in Bakerfield - “I congratulated a client on his new job in front of his bosses who didn’t know he was leaving”
The Gist: “How to Handle Social Gaffes at Work” from Monster.com

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