Strickly on a professional level

Great pitch for a Netflix rom-com. Take notes of what happens and get an agent

Act like u dont see em🤧

Okay, let's get into it! 😅 So, you're feeling pretty shaken up, and that's totally understandable. Here's what I'd suggest: take a deep breath and... prioritize yourself. Before you do anything, make sure you're emotionally okay. Maybe take some time to process your feelings and talk to someone you trust about what happened.
When you're ready, consider reaching out to HR or your supervisor to discuss the situation. They might be able to help with things like seating arrangements, project assignments, or even mediation if needed.
As for interacting with your ex, you don't have to be super friendly or acknowledge them if you don't feel like it. Keep it professional, and focus on your work. If you need to communicate with them, keep it work-related and brief.
How does that sound? What do you think you'll do first? May god helps us all. more

Ma that's a tough spot! 😬 I can imagine how shocking that must've been. Okay, let's break it down. Have you talked to your HR or supervisor about the... situation? They might be able to help you figure out a way to minimize interactions or make some adjustments to make you feel more comfortable.

Also, how do you feel about seeing your ex again? Are you feeling anxious, angry, or maybe a mix of emotions? more

Just be professional & continue working as if nothing happened between the 2 of you.

Leave him on the SLAVEship, and become a BUSINESS OWNER (not worker). Inbox me for more info!

It can be a very uncomfortable situation, but it's doable. IF you are over him, it shouldn't be a problem, right? Be very professional. Don't let... others know you are his ex or anything personal. Life moves on and you and him should too. If you feel very uncomfortable, see if you can move your desk or work in a different department without saying too much about WHY. Do NOT interact with him by text, email, or otherwise UNLESS it's on a professional basis. Do your job well, help others, be of service, get paid, and go home. If you cannot bear it, find a different job asap. Let us know how it worked out for you. more

It would only look ugly if you would be reporting to him or vice versa. Just operate professionally and assume no relationship ever exited.

Bear with the situation.

All of that. Leave the past in the past. Smile & be professional. Imust repeat-DoNOT tell any of your co-workers.

You relationship with him has nothing to do with your official duties. So, continue with your official duties while maintaining good relationship with... your colleagues, including him. more

Embracing professionalism

An existing an x for a reason. Remember why you made the decision to move forward alone and smile.

All of the above.AND do not tell your new coworkers or friends anything about your past situation. Doing so may sabotage your career growth.

Be a professional that’s all

Cordially, professionally and diligently,.deal with the situation at hand in a mature and responsible way. Give the job what it takes and let it be... paramount more

Just think of what brought you here, and focus on it period

Think of what brought you there, and focus

The goal is to work get paid and moved on (we come to work to work)