USATODAY.com - Do women compete in unhealthy ways at work?

In my male/female communication programs, I talk about the fact that women are often reluctant to face a person or an issue head-on, and prefer to approach it in a different way. That's fine, and it's just another way of communicating.

However, an article in today's issue of USA Today points out that this can unwittingly lead to unhealthy interpersonal relationships at work, as women increasingly see themselves as betrayed by other women. It's an interesting idea, and worth reading the article. Here's the link.

USATODAY.com - Do women compete in unhealthy ways at work?