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Kenneth Bredemeier chats every Wednesday at 11 a.m. ET and gives his best advice on workplace politics, age discrimination, and other employment issues. He reported for The Washington Post for more than 30 years on real estate, politics and the metro area. Discussion archive to May 2003
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