Carol has been the Office Manager at a nonprofit community center for 18 years. She’s the glue—the one who fixes the copier, keeps the books balanced, and remembers everyone’s birthday. The job has never been ...
Key points To protect yourself from a destructive person, you must train yourself to adopt key mindsets and strategies. In a relationship with a disordered individual, focusing on the positive can put you at risk ...
We all have that coworker. Maybe they’re passive-aggressive, blunt to the point of rudeness, self-centered, thrive on drama, complain constantly, or seem to rub everyone the wrong way. And we know that person is exhausting ...
I remember my first day of high school, my first day at my new job, and the first time I went on a date. I was scared. Getting married, having a baby, and buying our ...
I get it. The boss is human and likely far from perfect. I complain about my husband, and I love him, so it is natural to complain about someone we work with, often spend a ...
Co-authored by Amber Rosenberg, PCC Amber Rosenberg, PCC Founder of Pacific Life Coach Amber Rosenberg is a Professional Life Coach, Career Coach, and Executive Coach based in the San Francisco Bay Area. As the owner ...
Written by: Simone Milasas Leading Facilitator Simone Milasas with https://www.accessconsciousness.com/en Whether you are a business owner, manager or employee, one of the most challenging aspects of the working world can be dealing with people. Let’s ...
Posted on the World Economic Forum Site Feb 2017. Difficult people defy logic. Some are blissfully unaware of the negative impact that they have on those around them, and others seem to derive satisfaction from ...
I’m sitting on an airplane, and the woman across the aisle seems difficult to me. When the flight attendant asked her to put her backpack under the seat in front of her before takeoff, she ...