We’ve all been exposed to the syndrome “WORKING WITH PEOPLE”.
There are just some people we can’t stand! Perhaps it’s the wailer whose complains drives you to disruption. Or we can say that may be the Steamroller who makes you crazy—the people who push her ideas and never let others get a word out of it. People like this can make your workplace or relationship experience miserable and stressful.
Every person has his own triggers when it comes to dealing with difficult people. Those triggers shoot from your background, perspectives, and from your goals depending on the circumstances in your hand. “But there is good news” There are ways to deal with even the most difficult people that can bring out both their best and your best. “On the Zest No one is perfect”
Few lines from Rick Brinkman and Rick Kirschner in their book Dealing With People You Can’t Stand, is to get to know your difficult person, be it personal or professional and to know what that person is probably trying to fulfill from the problematic behavior. Successful leaders listen carefully to figure out the underlying motives.
One needs to be a good Listener first. A leader should be as effective as its persona.One needs to understand by putting their shoes into others rather than complaining and cribbing always.
The key is "JUST GET IT DONE"
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