Dale's coworker, who he also considers a friend, often asks for assistance with projects. "How can I let him know he is asking too much without jeopardizing our friendship?"
The ultimate goal at work is to fulfill your job requirements. Friendships may come into play occasionally, in terms of helping each other out to meet specific deadlines, but do not make this a standard practice.
Find time to explain the value of friendship, along with the value of work. Make sure the other party understands those values and the importance of staying on task. This encourages open communication between both parties so each individual can be heard.
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