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How Do You Remove Emotions From Decision Making? You Don't!
"When dealing with people, remember you are not dealing with creatures of logic, but with creatures of emotion, creatures bristling with prejudice ...
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Why You Need To Leverage Constructive Conflict - And End Destructive Conflict
"The better able team members are to engage, speak, listen, hear, interpret, and respond constructively, the more likely their teams are to leverag...
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Difficult Work Relationships? Other People Are Difficult - What Do You Need To Do?
"Anytime you find yourself up against somebody who frustrates you, that person is telling you that you're at the limits of your competence." Diana ...
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6 Steps for Coping with Workplace Trauma
"If you're going through hell, keep going." Winston Churchill Workplace trauma wears a variety of faces - natural disasters, accidents, deaths, ...
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Rude Awakening: What's The Lack Of Civility In The Workplace Costing You?
"Civility costs nothing, but means everything."Mary Wortley Montagu It's subtle. A coworker refusing to put her phone down during a meeting. A s...
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Are You Fluent in Body Language?
He lied. Did you see it? He moved his eyes side-to-side. What a shifty liar. Oh look, she's lying too; she's fidgeting like crazy. I don't know wha...
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Strategies for Dealing with a Nightmare Negotiator
Jim Camp is a financial negotiator who has helped people deal with the US IRS for over two decades. He says, "My first tip is that the worst person...
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Falling for the Anchoring Effect? How to Avoid This Negotiation Trap
The anchoring effect is a powerful psychological force in which we rely too heavily on the first information we receive. Even if we're aware that w...
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