A Reddit user shared a note that their boss wrote to an employee who had a panic attack at work and had to leave early.

Lee was hired by the Hornets due to his impeccable reputation across the Association, his multiple NBA championship rings, and a handful of sterling recommendations from his former bosses.

Then talk to an employment lawyer who specializes in defamation cases. There’s nothing like a strongly worded letter from your attorney to break through the gatekeepers protecting your former boss.

Dear Former Employee: If your feelings for your former boss had been reciprocated, he would be reaching out to you, which hasn’t happened.

DEAR ABBY: I had been developing feelings for my co-worker/boss. I believed those feelings may have been reciprocated. Then, I was fired because of a conflict with another co-worker.

I really care about him. -- FORMER EMPLOYEE IN CONNECTICUT DEAR FORMER EMPLOYEE: If your feelings for your former boss had been reciprocated, he would be reaching out to you, which hasn’t happened.

With a few crafty steps, you can write an effective recommendation that will reflect well on both you and the person you’re supporting.

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