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"  MC&amp;#039;s cubicle coach tells you how to get credit for your work.  Dear CC: Every time I submit an idea to my boss, she takes it to her boss and presents it as her own. I want it to stop, but I can&amp;#039;t afford to piss her off. How do I get the credit I deserve? Try to figure out what this boss is all about. She could simply be your garden-variety snake. Then again, maybe she knows she&amp;#039;s in over her head. Next time she pulls one of these intellectual hijackings, say something like, &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m so glad you liked my idea for a roll-on contraceptive; before you take it to research and development, maybe we could meet and flesh out the concept some more?&amp;quot; If that doesn&amp;#039;t work, advance to the judicious use of e-mail, also copying the big boss next time you have an idea. If Snake Boss retaliates, you could consider that Russian spy plutonium-in-the-sushi trick. You weren&amp;#039;t going anywhere with her anyway, sweetie. It&amp;#039;s time to bail. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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