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How to Control Your Frustration When Asked to Start Over on a Project

Controlling your frustration when your boss asks you to redo a project that you spent weeks on is difficult. Instead of getting angry and coming off aggressive, this Mashable article suggested you try asking two simple questions to get better clarification on project goals and ways to improve for next time.

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