Dear Abby: Coddled co-worker’s attention to detail slows her roll. How do we speed up her work?

Dear Abby: My coworker’s fear of error is slowing productivity

Dear Abby: I work with a woman who is frequently paralyzed by the possibility that she might do something incorrectly. When writing reports or sending emails, she checks her work again and again, asking multiple people to confirm that she’s taking the right approach before proceeding. This is much too slow. It annoys the people she’s badgering.

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She can't keep getting away with this.

Dear Abby: How do I help co-worker paralyzed by anxiety and slowing things down?

Dear Abby: I work with a woman who is frequently paralyzed by the possibility that she might do something incorrectly. When writing reports or sending emails, she checks her work again and again, asking multiple people to confirm that she’s taking the right approach before proceeding. This is much too slow. It annoys the people she’s badgering.

Dear Abby: My co-worker’s fear of making a mistake is a big problem

Dear Abby: She really needs to relax. We're not brain surgeons.

Dear Abby: Coddled co-worker’s attention to detail slows her roll. How do we speed up her work?

DEAR ABBY: I work with a woman who is frequently paralyzed by the possibility that she might do something incorrectly. When writing reports or sending emails, she checks her work again and again, asking multiple people to confirm that she’s taking the right approach before proceeding. This is much too slow. It annoys the people she’s badgering.

Overcautious coworker tests team’s patience as reassurance backfires

DEAR ABBY: I work with a woman who is frequently paralyzed by the possibility that she might do something incorrectly. When writing reports or sending emails, she checks her work again and again, asking multiple people to confirm that she's…