Dear Annie: Co-Worker Who Dominates Conversations Is Hurting Team Morale
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Dear Annie: What’s the best way to deal with a toxic coworker?
Dear Annie: I’ve been at my job for a little over a year now, and overall, I enjoy the work and my team. But I’m struggling with how to handle a co-worker we’ll call “Matt.” Matt constantly interrupts people during meetings, restates others’ ideas as if they’re his own and has a way of dominating every conversation. It’s not just annoying; it’s starting to affect group morale.
Dear Annie: I like my job, but I’m struggling with one co-worker
DEAR ANNIE: I’ve been at my job for a little over a year now, and overall, I enjoy the work and my team. But I’m struggling with how to handle a co-worker we’ll call “Matt.” Matt constantly interrupts people during meetings, restates others’ ideas as if they’re his own and has a way of dominating every conversation. It’s not just annoying; it’s starting to affect group morale.
Dear Annie: Domineering co-worker is a master gaslighter as he takes credit for everyone’s work
Dear Annie: I’ve been at my job for a little over a year now, and overall, I enjoy the work and my team. But I’m struggling with how to handle a co-worker we’ll call “Matt.” Matt constantly interrupts people during meetings, restates others’ ideas as if they’re his own and has a way of dominating every conversation. It’s not just annoying; it’s starting to affect group morale.
Dear Annie: Co-worker who dominates conversations is hurting team morale
Dear Annie: I’ve been at my job for a little over a year now, and overall, I enjoy the work and my team. But I’m struggling with how to handle a co-worker we’ll call “Matt.” Matt constantly interrupts people during meetings, restates others’ ideas as if they’re his own and has a way of dominating every conversation. It’s not just annoying; it’s starting to affect group morale.
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