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My manager sometimes uses irony as remark. I do not know how to react to that.



An example from today :




him : Did you implement this all alone ?
Me : No, i used a code found on internet as a model.
Him : What a genius..




At that moment, i just smiled awkwardly as i didn't know how to react.



**How can i professionally handle that kind of remark ? **



I am new to this company and it is my first job.
I do not want to confront him. Ideally, i want him to understand that i do not like that kind of remark (i don't think it's constructive). I wish to have a good working relationship with him.



I have no evidence that he does it with the purpose to make me feel the way i do. Might be culture difference.



Location : Asia, i am not from the country where i work.






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    My manager sometimes uses irony as remark. I do not know how to react to that.



    An example from today :




    him : Did you implement this all alone ?
    Me : No, i used a code found on internet as a model.
    Him : What a genius..




    At that moment, i just smiled awkwardly as i didn't know how to react.



    **How can i professionally handle that kind of remark ? **



    I am new to this company and it is my first job.
    I do not want to confront him. Ideally, i want him to understand that i do not like that kind of remark (i don't think it's constructive). I wish to have a good working relationship with him.



    I have no evidence that he does it with the purpose to make me feel the way i do. Might be culture difference.



    Location : Asia, i am not from the country where i work.






    manager relationships






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      My manager sometimes uses irony as remark. I do not know how to react to that.



      An example from today :




      him : Did you implement this all alone ?
      Me : No, i used a code found on internet as a model.
      Him : What a genius..




      At that moment, i just smiled awkwardly as i didn't know how to react.



      **How can i professionally handle that kind of remark ? **



      I am new to this company and it is my first job.
      I do not want to confront him. Ideally, i want him to understand that i do not like that kind of remark (i don't think it's constructive). I wish to have a good working relationship with him.



      I have no evidence that he does it with the purpose to make me feel the way i do. Might be culture difference.



      Location : Asia, i am not from the country where i work.






      manager relationships






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      My manager sometimes uses irony as remark. I do not know how to react to that.



      An example from today :




      him : Did you implement this all alone ?
      Me : No, i used a code found on internet as a model.
      Him : What a genius..




      At that moment, i just smiled awkwardly as i didn't know how to react.



      **How can i professionally handle that kind of remark ? **



      I am new to this company and it is my first job.
      I do not want to confront him. Ideally, i want him to understand that i do not like that kind of remark (i don't think it's constructive). I wish to have a good working relationship with him.



      I have no evidence that he does it with the purpose to make me feel the way i do. Might be culture difference.



      Location : Asia, i am not from the country where i work.






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