How to Deal With Difficult People - Wilson, Joseph
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Negative people are like a bloodsucking virus. They successfully ruin your day with their negative comments and opinions. Mostly abusive and manipulative, they complain about everything easily blame you for every problem. Toxic people are found in the workplace and even at home, but what if you are in a relationship with this person? What if you have to face them every day? What if they are a significant part of your life? Here is a preview of what you'll get... ¿ Difficult people 101: types and characteristics ¿ How to approach difficult people ¿ How to deal with difficult people at work ¿…mehr

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Negative people are like a bloodsucking virus. They successfully ruin your day with their negative comments and opinions. Mostly abusive and manipulative, they complain about everything easily blame you for every problem. Toxic people are found in the workplace and even at home, but what if you are in a relationship with this person? What if you have to face them every day? What if they are a significant part of your life? Here is a preview of what you'll get... ¿ Difficult people 101: types and characteristics ¿ How to approach difficult people ¿ How to deal with difficult people at work ¿ Effective strategies of dealing with difficult people ¿ And much, much more... Difficult people are difficult in every sense of the word; it is difficult to get along with them, communicate, work, or even live with them. Difficult people normally range from being mildly irritating to being almost impossible to deal with, and the annoying part is that we all have someone in our life that we can describe as difficult. They can be your family members, friends, workmates, or even spouses.
Autorenporträt
Joseph Wilson is a former high school English teacher who taught for thirty-two years and was the co-author of OSSTF: One Hundred Years Strong, a book celebrating the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation. He is a twenty-five-year member of the London and District Labour Council Executive, including two terms as president. He is also a voracious reader with a keen interest in social issues, community development, and politics, and has worked for and managed five successful NDP campaigns. Wilson lives in Ilderton, Ontario, with his wife and their ancient cat, and has three grown children and three granddaughters. He is currently writing the sequel to Deadly Intersections.