How to Handle or reply colleques who distrubes you when you are in some important discussion by commenting on your dressup
From India, Pune
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By turning a deaf ear, or what Swami Anbubhavananda calls "adopting selective hearing," and following the adage "sticks and stones hurt but words do not," it seems most spouses adopt that approach when their other half makes complaints to avoid unnecessary arguments.
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In a working environment, this kind of behavior can be disturbing. You must take this up with the HR in your organization and don't turn a blind eye to this. If you do not bring this up to the HR team, this will happen to other colleagues as well. Let them handle this with subtle messaging.
From India, Bangalore
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From India, Bangalore
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Hi, according to me, we must try to sort out our own issues first, so take this as an opportunity to discuss with the person directly. Tell them that you are interested in speaking to them after you finish with one, genuinely give time to that person in private, listen to what they have to say, and reply professionally. If comments are not acceptable, inform them openly, and positively give basic etiquette information. If the behavior persists more than two times, then consult your HR.
In most of my cases, it worked; in fact, it helped me secure a better place and recognition.
Best Regards.
From United Arab Emirates, Sharjah
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In most of my cases, it worked; in fact, it helped me secure a better place and recognition.
Best Regards.
From United Arab Emirates, Sharjah
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