Episode 18 - Working with Difficult Colleagues
In this episode, Seth and Lisa discuss practical …
An episode of the Lead This! podcast, hosted by Lead This!, titled "Episode 18 - Working with Difficult Colleagues" was published on May 1, 2017 and runs 26 minutes.
May 1, 2017 ·26m · Lead This!
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Summary
In this episode, Seth and Lisa discuss practical steps to working with difficult co-workers / staff / managers. What makes this person difficult to work with? It's more than "they're a jerk". What can you do to make your interactions better with them.
Episode Description
In this episode, Seth and Lisa discuss practical steps to working with difficult co-workers / staff / managers. What makes this person difficult to work with? It's more than "they're a jerk". What can you do to make your interactions better with them.
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