How To Manage Difficult Conversations At Work

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  • Опубликовано: 25 дек 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @sreevenk7
    @sreevenk7 9 дней назад

    Great tips

  • @mariafranquez6180
    @mariafranquez6180 Год назад +4

    Great advice!

  • @llcgull
    @llcgull 2 года назад +1

    thanx

  • @OM-qb9lm
    @OM-qb9lm Год назад +1

    Yea. Do you have this in text?

    • @Enhancetraining
      @Enhancetraining  Год назад

      I do have some example informal conversations which you can download enhance.training/lm-lp/eg-conversations-difficult-84572/

  • @jahrifrmjohn274
    @jahrifrmjohn274 10 месяцев назад +1

    I work at my family business owned business where families are never terminated. How do we address toxic family behavior?

    • @Enhancetraining
      @Enhancetraining  10 месяцев назад

      That is tricky. I would suggest being open and honest about the toxic behaviour within the busines and what actions and behaviour need to start and stop to improve the atmosphere. Think about positive incentives offered to improve behaviour and what incentives could be employed if they don't (other than dismissal). There is a lot a group can achieve with talking, persuasion and commitment. J

  • @chilufyamusonda358
    @chilufyamusonda358 Год назад +1

    How do one handle the boss that insult workers anyhow

    • @Enhancetraining
      @Enhancetraining  Год назад

      Do you know why the boss insults the workers (for example insecurity)? And can you/should you do anything about addressing the issues with them directly or via senior management/HR? The alternative is leaving to work for a boss that appreciates you. Unfortunately, there are rarely any easy options when you are in this tough situation. Do what is best for yourself. J

  • @mukkaramali9146
    @mukkaramali9146 2 года назад +1

    How to have difficult conversations with boss it’s not about colleagues

    • @Enhancetraining
      @Enhancetraining  Год назад +1

      With any difficult conversations at work, how you manage your own emotions and keeping the conversation on facts, actions and decisions rather than your opinion of the person, make the conversation a lot easier, no matter who is it with.