Wednesday, June 18, 2014

How Do You Tell An Employee They Smell?

Without Just Making Things Worse

Most managers dread situations like this, and who can blame them? But they don't have to. Equipped with the right approach and techniques, managers can hold difficult conversations that resolve issues and without causing awkwardness, misunderstandings, anger and hurt feelings.

Handling Difficult Conversations with Employees: What Every Manager Needs to Know
Get this report and learn:
  • How to handle difficult situations without causing tension or dissension among employees

  • Language that will control the conversation, and language that will lose it

  • Keys to deliver criticism without confrontation or conflict

  • Strategies to overcome the fear of confronting employees

  • Best ways to get your message across without being the enemy

Handling Difficult Conversations with Employees: What Every Manager Needs to Know




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