Managers dread dealing with difficult employees. Their first instinct is to avoid those situations hoping they will go away.
However, that only compounds the problem.
Managers who can manage - and motivate - difficult employees play a major role in their organizations' success.
So how do they deal with the office bullies, bad attitudes and slackers?
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The 12 most common types of difficult employees
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