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Category: Conflict & communications

After What He Did…Who Could Blame Me?
Accountability, Coaching, Conflict & communications, Office politics, Personal growth

After What He Did…Who Could Blame Me?

“After what he did,” she said. “Anyone would have reacted the way I did.” “It wasn’t my fault,” he said. … Continue reading After What He Did…Who Could Blame Me?

When the Workplace Sniper Won’t Let Up
Bullying, Coaching, Conflict & communications, Office politics, Personal growth, Professional growth

When the Workplace Sniper Won’t Let Up

Your coworker snipes all day long, making you feel you’re experiencing the workplace equivalent of waterboarding. Here’s what Pia wrote … Continue reading When the Workplace Sniper Won’t Let Up

Today’s Supreme Court Ruling May Ultimately Impact You
Coaching, Conflict & communications, Personal growth

Today’s Supreme Court Ruling May Ultimately Impact You

Have you vented on social media? And wondered whether your employer, if it discovered your current/former posts, might fire you? … Continue reading Today’s Supreme Court Ruling May Ultimately Impact You

Emotional Hijacking
Coaching, Conflict & communications, Office politics, Personal growth, Professional growth

Emotional Hijacking

You got hijacked. Your breathing stopped. Your temperature skyrocketed. Your mind blanked. You’d planned to handle this discussion rationally, but … Continue reading Emotional Hijacking

Handling the Emotional Roller Coaster Some People  & Situations Inspire
Coaching, Conflict & communications, Office politics, Personal growth

Handling the Emotional Roller Coaster Some People & Situations Inspire

As soon as your nemesis enters the conference room, you feel your emotional temperature rising. Your breathing catches in your … Continue reading Handling the Emotional Roller Coaster Some People & Situations Inspire

Are You Prepared for a Shooting?
Coaching, Conflict & communications, National events & politics, Personal growth

Are You Prepared for a Shooting?

It’s not your imagination. There are more incidents of violence across our country than ever before. It doesn’t matter where … Continue reading Are You Prepared for a Shooting?

The Price You Pay for Avoiding Conflict
Coaching, Conflict & communications, Personal growth, Professional growth

The Price You Pay for Avoiding Conflict

When someone treats you poorly, do you address it? Or do you hesitate, fearing that if you bring the situation … Continue reading The Price You Pay for Avoiding Conflict

Cut-throat Manager Suing Me for Torpedoing Her Career
Career, Coaching, Conflict & communications, Legal aspects of management, Professional growth

Cut-throat Manager Suing Me for Torpedoing Her Career

Question: For years, I suffered bad treatment under a lying, calculating, manipulative manager. I wasn’t the one who blew the … Continue reading Cut-throat Manager Suing Me for Torpedoing Her Career

The Past Hangs On: the baggage that compromises your career/life
Bullying, Career, Coaching, Conflict & communications, Personal growth, Professional growth

The Past Hangs On: the baggage that compromises your career/life

Question: After three years of working for a controlling tyrant, I quit. I got a great new job. I’m afraid … Continue reading The Past Hangs On: the baggage that compromises your career/life

Up Against a Workplace Street Fighter: 7 Traps to Avoid
Bullying, Coaching, Conflict & communications, Personal growth

Up Against a Workplace Street Fighter: 7 Traps to Avoid

This question came in from the Ask A Coach portal. Do you face a street fighter at work? Street fighters … Continue reading Up Against a Workplace Street Fighter: 7 Traps to Avoid

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