This one tip will help your leaders know how to stop bullying in their workplace. There are some leaders who don’t know where to start. They know that something needs to change, but how?
This blog shows you how to start the process with a tested strategy. Many of my clients implemented the process with lots of success. As long as they took this seriously, and made immediate changes to stop bullying.
You will find the previous links to articles in this series on “How to Handle Bullies” towards the end of the article.
Create a Code of Conduct to Stop Bullying
- The code is created by employees and leadership
- Using an unbiased facilitator to conduct these meetings ensures that everyone voices their opinions
- Describe professional and unacceptable behavior
- Conduct regular surveys and focus groups to measure progress
- Follow-up, analyze, and respond to the data
Provide Training and Coaching for Leaders to Stop Bullying
- Define a framework for addressing disruptive behavior
- Provide communication coaching for leaders to address the bully’s disruptive behavior
Thoughts from Joyce
Many of my clients are leaders and human resource professionals who need support on how to stop bullying and negative behavior.
They transform from not knowing how to address this to feel confident using their voice. Additionally, they start training their employees on how to resolve their conversations with difficult relationships.
This is the key. Training and coaching the entire company to stand up for themselves in a positive way. This is a win-win for everyone. Direct reports stop complaining to human resources or leaders. They use strategies learned during coaching sessions and put them to use immediately.
Discover How Easy it Is to Work with Me as Your Communication Coach
One of my passions is helping clients find their own answers to resolve their conflicts. The great news about working with me as their coach is that it doesn’t take long. We usually have a few sessions to discuss the challenge and practice the Weiss Communication Sucess Plan (5 powerful and easy strategies).
When you are ready to explore how easy it is to work with me as your communication coach, send me an email. We will explore if I’m the right coach for you or your direct reports. I promise that there will be NO Selling or Pushing. 🙂
Clients find the Conflict Dynamic Assessment is an eye-opener to them. This is a great way to start finding blind spots, personal triggers, and how they react during the conflict.
Don’t take my word on this. Here’s a testimonial from a coaching client that wanted to sing my praises.
I’ve known Joyce since April 2010. She is my executive coach. As my coach, Joyce has been a huge help to me personally and professionally. She is a good listener and provides good suggestions. I made major life-changing decisions with the help of Joyce. I highly recommend Joyce in these areas or any new area that she pursues
– Debra Levantrosser, Founder and Lead Advisor at Arbed Solutions and Owner of Shimmy Shack
Let’s Stay Connected
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Until Next Time, Be Well and Happy!
Joyce Weiss, M.A., CSP, CVP
Conflict Resolution and Communication Coach
Queen of Conflict Resolution
Thanks for reading and remember: You get what YOU tolerate!
P.S. The links below take you to the previous articles in the “Stopping Bullies Series.”
One Small Tip to Handle Bullies
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