Duration 20 minutes

Audience Employees

Description

Whether you're an on-time, deadline-driven individual or not, working with someone who procrastinates can be stressful and frustrating. You might follow a procrastinator in a production line or project cycle, or you liaise between a procrastinating coworker and a client, or maybe you manage a procrastinator; whatever the case, their work ethic affects the way you do your job. And that makes them a difficult coworker. In this course, we'll talk about the traits of people who procrastinate, why they do it, and how you can create a more productive working relationship with them.

What you'll learn

Dealing With Difficult Coworkers: The Procrastinator

Dealing With Difficult Coworkers: The Nitpicker

Dealing With Difficult Coworkers: The Gossip

Dealing With Difficult Coworkers: The Complainer

Dealing With Difficult Coworkers: The Nonresponder

System Requirements

• Windows 7 and newer
• Mac OS 10 and newer
Supported Browsers:
The current and previous major releases of the following browsers
• Safari v11 and higher
• Firefox v65 or higher
• Chrome v70 and higher
• Microsoft Edge v42 and higher
• Internet Explorer v11 and higher (Windows only- may exhibit visual differences from other
browsers)
Computer Speed and Processor:
• Use a computer 5 years old or newer when possible.
• 1GBofRAM
• 2GHz processor

Languages

English

Skills you'll gain

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Certificate

Dealing With Difficult Coworkers

Dealing With Difficult Coworkers: The Procrastinator Whether you're an on-time, deadline-driven individual or not, working with someone who procrastinates can be stressful and frustrating. You might follow a procrastinator in a production line or project cycle, or you liaise between a procrastinating coworker and a client, or maybe you manage a procrastinator; whatever the case, their work ethic affects the way you do your job. And that makes them a difficult coworker. In this course, we'll talk about the traits of people who procrastinate, why they do it, and how you can create a more productive working relationship with them.

Dealing With Difficult Coworkers: The Nitpicker Nitpickers are your highly critical coworkers. You might know someone who's quick to question others' ideas or correct everyone else's work, and slow to offer compliments. These are the people who might bog down meetings because they're analyzing every suggestion made and question each decision and action. How do you handle these types of people in your workplace? In this course, we'll talk about how to deal with these difficult coworkers. We'll discuss setting boundaries, creating and sticking to agendas, leveraging nitpickers' unique values, and more.

Dealing With Difficult Coworkers: The Gossip We've all been caught up in office gossip at some point or another, whether participating in spreading rumors or being the target of those rumors. Office gossip seems like an unavoidable part of the workplace, and it may be. But YOU don't have to participate in it. There's likely one person or a group of people who thrive on spreading office gossip in your workplace. You'll be much happier with your work environment if you can learn to work with them, while avoiding the gossip. In this course, we'll discuss the characteristics of a gossip and why their behavior can be toxic. We'll also talk about what you should and shouldn't share with these people, and how to react if they spill office secrets to you.

Dealing With Difficult Coworkers: The Complainer Have you heard the phrase "misery loves company"? That's a core philosophy of the office Complainer. They feel miserable, nothing is going their way, everyone is annoying, work is too busy, and on and on. The Complainer wants to tell you about all this, and they want you to feel the same way. It might be tempting to get caught up in the cycle of complaining with the Complainer. But this is extremely toxic, not only for your workplace, but for your own mental wellbeing. In this course, we'll talk about what you can do to deal with this difficult coworker.

Dealing With Difficult Coworkers: The Nonresponder Have you experienced reaching out to a coworker for a status update and you get no reply? Or you have a question for your boss that needs a quick answer, and... nothing. You know these types: the Nonresponders. They avoid responding to emails, don't answer or return phone calls, or they may even respond nonchalantly in person. What gives? And how do you handle these situations? That's what we'll discuss here in this program on dealing with difficult coworkers. We'll cover ways to customize your communications to receive a response and talk about when you need to get higher ups involved when communicating with Nonresponders.

Price per license

$20.00

No. of licenses

Total

$20.00

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