how do you demonstrate that?
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I mean something like "I appreciate your concern for my time"
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Habitual offenders get yellow-carded, then red.
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Good tip, tnx. I've had such come up recently and was wondering about better approaches.
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Definitely: it’s about them too, reward the deference and care
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so i need to fake that i care? i don't. i think it's better to show them what i do care about than leaving them emotionally invested in something i don't care about.
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Yes, substituting thank you works for either party. would you rather hear: "Sorry for being late" vs. "Thank you for being patient" "I don't care" vs. "Thank you for thinking of me"
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This is a good point Pointing out you don’t care is signaling something about yourself. Recognizing the person rescheduling is placing the attention on your friend/colleague.
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