EGR – Working With Difficult People

No doubt there have been difficult people around since the beginnings of time.

But in today’s crowded, highly interconnected world it’s not so easy to avoid people who test our patience. Working with difficult people can be, well—difficult.

Staff productivity suffers because of a bully. One person keeps putting people down at meetings, and another grabs credit for every idea. Not to mention the control freak who drives you nuts. At times you’re tempted to quit. This course will help you to find strategies to deal with the situations you face.

Our EGRs are presented in the following order

1. The Gossip
2. The Unconfident Newbie
3. The Perfectionist
4. The Perfectionist Boss
5. The Petty Bureaucrat
6. The Idea Thieves
7. The Know it all
8. The Expert and Intellectual
9. The Egotist
10. The Angry Types
11. The Dictator
12. The Control Freak
13. The Rager
14. The Bully
15. The Hostile sniper
16. The Put down artists
17. The Insensitive or Rude
18. The Manipulators
19. The No Verbal Filter
20. The Sarcastic
21. The Unintentional Credit Grabbers
22. The Monopolisers
23. The Narcissists
24. The Victim
25. The Super Agreeable
26. The Shy Person
27. The Resentful
28. The Passive aggressive
29. The No Person
30. The Moody
31. The Negative
32. The Indecisive
33. The Complainer
34. The Persistent Questioner
35. The Procrastinator