Eps 1: How to confront a difficult coworker?

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Everyone wants to work in a friendly and productive environment, but sometimes it can seem impossible to get the job done. In a revised version of "Working with Difficult People," originally written by Hakim's grandmother, she details how to deal with difficult people, including bosses and subordinates. She says it's a problem that many people face, from the boss to the staff and even other staff members themselves.
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No matter where you work, there always seems to be at least one employee who is difficult to treat. If you let go, you can lose your nerve in the end and this could have a negative impact on you personally and professionally. Sometimes employees even become bullies, and this can affect your work performance and self-esteem, especially if you are doing or want to do the work.
Dealing with difficult situations at work can be challenging because you have to deal with them every day, but it can provide you with many interpersonal skills that help you at work and everywhere else. However, there are ways of circumventing this and defusing the situation in order to make life easier at work. If you find it difficult to work with your staff, you should be able to ignore them because they do not directly affect the quality of your work. Here are some of the best tips for dealing with them, as well as some tips on how to deal with other difficult employees in the workplace.
Before tackling a problem, it's important not to take your behaviour to heart, experts say, but to do it on a daily basis. If you do not know how to solve the problem, then it is time to change and take action.
Whether you are a colleague you can trust or a friend at work, a good understanding of your colleague - the personality and behaviour of the employee can help you put your thoughts into perspective. Before you start to point out rudeCo workers, make sure you're not the one overreacting, recommends Dr. Kishore Bhattacharya, a psychology professor at the University of California, Berkeley and an expert on work behavior.
Ask a friend to help you and start brainstorming methods to resolve the situation, suggests Newman, who suggests asking your friend for help before you start finding ways to resolve a situation.
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Anyone who has ever dealt with a difficult employee knows the difficulties of dealing with difficult employees.
Whether it's the person who yells at you or someone you know, conflicts with colleagues are natural and inevitable. You can't change a difficult employee, but you can certainly change the way you treat that person.
With commitment, practice and patience, you can apply different strategies to effectively manage situations with difficult employees. In this section, we should look at concrete steps for employees who want to know how to deal with difficult people in the workplace. When you are stuck with a hostile colleague in the office every day, it is tempting to suffer in silence, to gloss over the behaviour of another, but not to address it directly.
This is understandable: many of us do not like conflict, and while most people don't seem to care what others think of them, they do want to be liked, so it is generally ineffective.
If you are not passive - intentionally aggressive or petty - you can control the work environment you find yourself in, even if you are.
Colleagues and managers often try to avoid dealing with difficult people. Plaintiffs and wayward employees get less work, and the source of the dysfunction becomes a case study. You can't force a lazy employee or office villain to work harder or be nicer to you. However, you can control your reaction to their behaviour and use your difficult colleague as an opportunity to become a better person for yourself, your colleagues and your manager.
As the old wisdom says, things that cannot be changed often become the best teachers, especially in the workplace. Even if you're stuck in a difficult dynamic at work, there are plenty of tips and tricks to help you win, even for the most difficult people in your life.
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