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Talkback: How to deal with 'desk rage'

By Crawford September 17, 2008: 8:28 AM ET

The economy is in a slump and pink slips are flying in workplaces across America. No wonder employees are as stressed out as ever. And they're lashing out - at coworkers, at bosses - writes Fortune's Anne Fisher in her Sept. 17 Ask Annie column.

Have tensions and tantrums increased at your shop lately? How do you cope with a short-tempered coworker (or boss)?

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