Arguments at work. Make your point without making enemies.
Most of us work under high pressure, a minor incident can start a full-blown argument, but remember to make your point without making enemies.
Most of us work under high pressure, a minor incident can start a full-blown argument, but remember to make your point without making enemies.
Late attendees, disrupters, silent protesters, gossips and bullies. When you are managing difficult meetings learn how to deal with them.
Ask yourself if what you have to say will add value, purpose or clarity to anyone’s life. If you have nothing useful to say, keep it to yourself.
Now here’s a neglected art. We’re all so busy running here and there, treading on each other’s feelings, who has time to write an apology?
Are we really too busy to write a note?
We’ve all had discussions that were going along quite nicely, then suddenly everything stops dead. Like cutting the power while watching a movie. What happened?
Perhaps somebody threw in a verbal grenade: a conversation stopper.
This is a useful weapon when debates go off-topic or emotions are overheating and you want to re-focus everyone’s attention.
Here are 10 of the top conversation stoppers you need to avoid
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