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I have been a victim of workplace mobbing for over 4 years and my supervisor goes to people and tells them I am rude and anti-social, he did this to me on my 2nd week of starting and told me a colleague which is now one of my best mates in the company was a "bad communicator". I myself think this is ridiculous and my friends and family do.



Because he has been with the company for 20+ years and he is charming and well liked, he is believed and he has destroyed my reputation through lies.



What I want to know is, can I use my other non-verbal interactions with colleagues i.e. skype messages and email to show I am not this monster they think I am. I mean when I approach someone face to face I always say hi or hello and talk to them with respect.






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    I have been a victim of workplace mobbing for over 4 years and my supervisor goes to people and tells them I am rude and anti-social, he did this to me on my 2nd week of starting and told me a colleague which is now one of my best mates in the company was a "bad communicator". I myself think this is ridiculous and my friends and family do.



    Because he has been with the company for 20+ years and he is charming and well liked, he is believed and he has destroyed my reputation through lies.



    What I want to know is, can I use my other non-verbal interactions with colleagues i.e. skype messages and email to show I am not this monster they think I am. I mean when I approach someone face to face I always say hi or hello and talk to them with respect.






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      Because he has been with the company for 20+ years and he is charming and well liked, he is believed and he has destroyed my reputation through lies.



      What I want to know is, can I use my other non-verbal interactions with colleagues i.e. skype messages and email to show I am not this monster they think I am. I mean when I approach someone face to face I always say hi or hello and talk to them with respect.






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      I have been a victim of workplace mobbing for over 4 years and my supervisor goes to people and tells them I am rude and anti-social, he did this to me on my 2nd week of starting and told me a colleague which is now one of my best mates in the company was a "bad communicator". I myself think this is ridiculous and my friends and family do.



      Because he has been with the company for 20+ years and he is charming and well liked, he is believed and he has destroyed my reputation through lies.



      What I want to know is, can I use my other non-verbal interactions with colleagues i.e. skype messages and email to show I am not this monster they think I am. I mean when I approach someone face to face I always say hi or hello and talk to them with respect.






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