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Because we often can't choose who our coworkers will be, we should
a. not call attention to problems when things are going poorly.
b. try to be tolerant, even of coworkers we wouldn't choose as friends.
c. not worry about having a positive attitude toward them.
d. overlook their performance if it's at least average.

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