As you know, we recently moved into a new office space. I love the building, the space and the location but when it comes to one of my neighbors, the love is not quite there. I know that this can easily be a common problem amongst other business owners like myself and the question is: How do you handle a problematic neighbor?

Here’s the situation:

The parking spaces at the office are pretty small and extra spaces are non-existent. We have assigned spaces but “some” people choose to park in whatever space they like and “some” people also like to park directly on the line so that you can’t even open the door of your car, leave you rude notes, knock on your door to tell you that “they’d” prefer if we park in another spot because it’s hard for them to park when we are next to them. Reminder, these are our assigned parking spots, for our office only.

A constant nuisance and worry about confrontations that I do not need to deal with has me tired of the situation entirely. You can imagine how utterly frustrating that can be especially when it should be the last thing I should worry about in my workday. It also is, in my opinion, quite juvenile. So, while I would LOVE to handle the situation one-way, what is the appropriate way to handle this?

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Enjoy!  Sayeh, The Office Stylist

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