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How do your supervisors, coworkers, customers, etc. treat you when they notice that you're empathic?
In my line of work (1-on-1 computer consulting), I think empathy is rare. However, for me, most of the time I think my being an empath is an advantage in my interactions with my clients, and I think that my work thrives because of it. Over the years I've come to realize that I value my client relationships and view them as teamwork and long-term, instead of being very transactional and short-term.
I truly care about each person getting the help that they need, even if it isn't from me. If I'm not a good fit, I'll not only recommend a trusted colleague, I'll also go out of my way to connect them at no charge.
What has been your experience?
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