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<description>&lt;p&gt;&quot;Comparing yourself to anyone, about anything, accomplishes nothing, other than often making you feel lousy about yourself. Why oh why do we do it?!&quot;

I think part of the reason we do it is because it gets done to us. I recently worked at a company that used comparison-between-team-members &quot;life-boat&quot; drills for performance reviews. Talk about your self-esteem taking the express elevator to hell. Doesn&apos;t matter how hard you work--Try being compared to a Type A over-achiever and being told &quot;you just don&apos;t measure up to this person, therefore, THEY get the big raise! And um, you don&apos;t get one this year! Work harder! Be like THEM!&quot; The type of culture this breeds in a work place is a nasty one of competition and back-stabbing, which I think unfortunately transfers to personal life rather easily.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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