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January 17, 2016 By Joyce Weiss Leave a Comment

Latest Frustrations For Top Level Leaders

The best way to find out if you can trust somebody is to trust them – Ernest Hemingway

Do you feel that your team is disengaged and employees are pushing back?

This post is all about the stress and frustrations that my clients feel at work. I interview them before each program and specific trends are appearing.

What are the frustrations?

Top level leaders are exhausted because they are taking over the responsibility from their directors or managers who are not having tough conversations with their team.

Why does this happen?

As you know many managers/directors are not trained sufficiently on how to deal with tough conversations. They have their job responsibilities and share their frustrations with their boss and the boss takes over!

Click HERE to read my article on How Effective Are You at Setting Boundaries at Work?

What can top leaders do to change this?

Top level leaders must have that tough conversation even if their senior staff pushes back and says, “I am too  too busy to have productive conversations with employees.” Everyone is busy. It is up to upper management to empower the entire team to feel safe and deal with bullies, narcissists, or low productive employees.

Specifically What Can I DO?

Stop rescuing your team by taking over their job responsibilities especially if your communication skills are excellent. This is your time to train managers and directors to do this on their own. You may think that I’m sounding like MRS. Tough Gal. I’m not. I hear complaints daily about employee morale and some leaders are in a rut and continue this same pattern.

Whose Responsibility is it anyway?

Everyone’s! Not just top leaders…the entire team. It will take you longer to resolve this conflict in the workplace especially if there is no trust or lack of training programs. But it is solvable. Recognize that there is a conflict with communication in your organization and do something immediately.

What Resources do you have for us?

  • Click here for an article on This One Idea Will Reduce Negative Behavior
  • Stay tuned for our new Premier Program that covers this leadership challenge.
  • Click here to Sign Up for Joyce Weiss’s FREE Video Series:  20 Strategies to Reduce Conflict in The Workplace

So…What about you? I want to hear from you!

CLICK HERE to send me your questions or concerns. I enjoy hearing from my readers plus they get their questions answered.

Please CLICK HERE to Leave a Comment or Question

What frustrations and stress do you experience at work with colleagues or leaders?  Send me any comments that you have about this article.  Loyal readers like you help us find more people who could benefit from these posts to reduce conflict at the workplace and home.

Want to share or use this Article in Your Newsletter or on Your Website?

Of course! You are welcome to print this, and any other articles we send, if you use the following byline:

A recognized expert on Resolving Conflict in the Workplace, Joyce Weiss, M.A., CSP is an author, communication strategist,  and a Certified Speaking Professional. To book Joyce to speak at your event or create long lasting positive change call: 800.713.1926 or email: Joyce@JoyceWeiss.com

Visit her website at ConflictInTheWorkplace.com to sign up for your own FREE video series and Communicate with Impact Weekly to Resolve Conflict in the Workplace.

Until next time,

This is Joyce Weiss, Communication Strategist and Coach

I share powerful techniques on tackling tough conversations to build employee engagement, accountability, and improve my client’s quality of life.

Feel free to call me (800.713.1926) concerning your own team/executive retreats, workshops, on line professional growth coaching, and keynote speeches.

Remember…You Get What YOU Tolerate!

See YOU Next Week.

PS Stay tuned for our new blog template that will be easier to read.  Don’t worry, the content will still contain strategies on how to build employee engagement, accountability and your quality of life!

PPS  Click HERE to read my article on How to Set Boundaries at Work

Filed Under: Conflict in the Workplace, Great Leaders, How to Improve Communication in the Workplace
Tagged With: Coaching as a Leader, how to improve communication skills, personal accountability

January 10, 2016 By Joyce Weiss Leave a Comment

Difficult People Share The Following Behaviors

Hi, This is Joyce Weiss, Communication Strategist and Coach and welcome to Communicate with Impact.

Due to such a great response from my viewers and readers, I created another video on how to deal with a very complicated difficult person…The Narcissist.  I suggest that you look at previous videos on my blog if you are new to Communicate with Impact.  You can start this fascinating journey with us.  Yes, I said, “fascinating!”  Many of my clients have discovered that they work or live with this difficult kind of person after watching my video series.  They are intrigued that they CAN gain control and live or work with less stress.

Enjoy the video below and make sure and comment in the comment section. 

Do The Difficult People in Your Life Show the Following Behaviors?

  • Act like everything is all about them
  • Make and break rules to fit their needs
  • Put you down
  • Demand whatever they want
  • Things have to be done their way
  • Believe they are superior to you and others
  • Crave constant praise and recognition
  • Are not empathetic to your needs
  • Can’t offer a genuine apology

Possible Results From the List Above

If you checked 6 out of 9 of the behaviors the difficult person may be a strong narcissist.  This is the toughest kind to deal with and you may not know how to deal with him or her. 

Narcissists Need to Achieve the Perfect Image

  • Recognition
  • Status
  • Being envied
  • Total self-absorption

Remember

There is definitely a pattern that most narcissists share.  The difficult person in your life may not be as strong as the ones who I cover in this series.

 I want to hear from you!

CLICK HERE to send me your questions or concerns. I enjoy hearing from my readers plus they get their questions answered. Let me know what topics you want me to write about concerning your own conflict in the workplace “issues.”

Want to share or use this Article in Your Newsletter or on Your Website?

Of course! You are welcome to print this, and any other articles we send, if you use the following byline:

A recognized expert on Resolving Conflict in the Workplace, Joyce Weiss, M.A., CSP is an author, communication strategist,  and a Certified Speaking Professional. To book Joyce to speak at your event or company call: 800.713.1926 or email: Joyce@JoyceWeiss.com

Visit her website at ConflictInTheWorkplace.com to sign up for your own FREE video series and Communicate with Impact Weekly to Resolve Conflict in the Workplace.

Until next time,

This is Joyce Weiss, Communication Strategist and Coach

I share powerful techniques on tackling tough conversations to build employee engagement, accountability, and improve my client’s quality of life.

Feel free to call me (800.713.1926) concerning your own team/executive retreats, workshops, on line professional growth coaching, and keynote speeches.

Remember…You Get What YOU Tolerate!

See YOU Next Week.

Filed Under: Conflict in the Workplace, Internal stress, Narcissists
Tagged With: relationships, resolve conflict and interpersonal issues, work stress

December 20, 2015 By Joyce Weiss 2 Comments

A Video Interview on How Joyce Weiss Helps Leaders

Do you want to improve your quality of life?  If so, this post may be just what your Doctor ordered!

Tom Borg, Business Consultant interviewed me on how I help leaders have tough conversations.  Tom is a business expert who works with small and mid-size companies.  He helps them improve their profitability by building their internal communications and trust levels.  We discuss the frustrations that employees experience when leaders don’t know how to handle bullies and narcissists.  

Do you experience the following stress at work?

  • Narcissists
  • Bullies
  • Silos
  • Frustrations with leaders?

How can leaders improve the quality of life for employees?

  • Listen to what is said during exit interviews.
  • What are the common themes that employees who decide to leave share with your company?
  • If they tell you that leaders don’t know how to control bullies, train leaders immediately how to improve communication at work.

    How can you improve your quality of life at home?

  •  If you don’t want to have a tough conversation with people at work and you don’t want to quit…you need to change your mind set.

  • Decide how you can modify your self talk about work.  It’s really hard to do BUT possible if you want to move forward and start concentrating on the positives about your day.

 I want to hear from you!  Tell me your biggest frustration at work.

CLICK HERE to send me your questions or concerns. I enjoy hearing from my readers plus they get their questions answered. Let me know what topics you want me to write about concerning your own conflict in the workplace “issues.”

Do You Want to See How Your Communication Impacts Your Success at Work?

CLICK HERE to take the easy and fun Communicate with Impact Quiz. You will get your results immediately and learn more about setting boundaries to be more effective at work and in your life. Sound good?
Here’s the LINK

Want to share or use this Article in Your Newsletter or on Your Website?

Of course! You are welcome to print this, and any other articles we send, if you use the following byline:

A recognized expert on Resolving Conflict in the Workplace, Joyce Weiss, M.A., CSP is an author, communication strategist, and a Certified Speaking Professional. To book Joyce to speak at your event or company call: 800.713.1926 or email: Joyce@JoyceWeiss.com

Visit her website at ConflictInTheWorkplace.com to sign up for your own FREE video series and Communicate with Impact Weekly to Resolve Conflict in the Workplace.

Until next time,

This is Joyce Weiss, Communication Strategist and Coach

I share powerful techniques on tackling tough conversations to build employee engagement, accountability, and improve my client’s quality of life.

Feel free to call me (800.713.1926) concerning your own team/executive retreats, workshops, on line professional growth coaching, and keynote speeches.

Remember…You Get What YOU Tolerate!

See YOU Next Week.

PS You can reach Tom Borg at 734.404.5909 and Tom@TomBorg.com

Filed Under: Articles on Stress, How to Improve Communication in the Workplace, Professional Development
Tagged With: bullying in the workplace, Coaching as a Leader, conflict in the workplace

December 13, 2015 By Joyce Weiss Leave a Comment

More Coping Skills When Dealing with a Narcissist

We are going to continue the conversation about narcissists because many of you have sent me private emails encouraging me to do so.  The next few posts will even go deeper on this frustrating personality disorder.

Enjoy this short video on how to deal with Narcissists

Coping Guidelines

  • Recognize when you are with someone who repeatedly evokes shame, anger and idealizes others
  • Plan ahead how to set boundaries since they excel at the control game
  • Find others who can support you
  • Try not to personalize since they do this to others
  • Think of Narcissists as a 2 year old on the inside
  • Document abuses and excuses for your own record to protect yourself

 I want to hear from you!

CLICK HERE to send me your questions or concerns. I enjoy hearing from my readers plus they get their questions answered. Let me know what topics you want me to write about concerning your own conflict in the workplace “issues.”

Click Here to See A Video on Do You Live with a Narcissist?

Do You Want to Share This Post in Your Newsletter or Blog?

Of course! You are welcome to print this, and any other articles we send, if you use the following byline:

A recognized expert on Resolving Conflict in the Workplace, Joyce Weiss, M.A., CSP is an author, communication strategist, and a Certified Speaking Professional. To book Joyce to speak at your event or company call: 800.713.1926 or email: Joyce@JoyceWeiss.com

Visit her website at ConflictInTheWorkplace.com to sign up for your own FREE video series and Communicate with Impact Weekly to Resolve Conflict in the Workplace.

This is Joyce Weiss, Communication Strategist and Coach

I share powerful techniques on tackling tough conversations to build employee engagement, accountability, and improve my client’s quality of life.

Feel free to call me (800.713.1926) concerning your own team/executive retreats, workshops, on line professional growth coaching, and keynote speeches.

Remember…You Get What YOU Tolerate!

See YOU Next Week.

Filed Under: Conflict in the Workplace, Increase Respect in the Workplace, Narcissists at work and home
Tagged With: conflict in the workplace, narcissist at home and work, Respect in the Workplace

December 6, 2015 By Joyce Weiss 2 Comments

Do You Work or Live with a Narcissist?

Do you live or work with a person who is not only self centered, but is VERY fragile when you want to give any kind of constructive feedback?  If so you may work or live with a narcissist.  Enjoy the short video below to discover this difficult personality disorder.

Narcissists Have a Personality Disorder

  • An inflated sense of their own importance and deep need for admiration
  • Feel they are superior to others and have little regard for other people’s feelings
  • They hide behind a mask of ultra-self confidence
  • Behind this mask lays fragile self-esteem vulnerable to the slightest criticism

My Favorite Book Recommendations on Narcissism

  • Stop Walking on Egg Shells by Paul Mason
  • Disarming the Narcissist by Wendy Behary
  • Why is Everything Always About You? by Sandy Hotchkiss

 Click Here to send me your questions. 

I enjoy hearing from my readers.  Let me know your experience with narcissists.  More of my clients want me to add this topic to their programs since they don’t know how to deal with this frustrating personality disorder.

Want to share or use this Article in Your Newsletter or on Your Website?

Of course! You are welcome to print this, and any other articles we send, if you use the following byline:
A recognized expert on Resolving Conflict in the Workplace, Joyce Weiss, M.A., CSP is an author, communication strategist, and a Certified Speaking Professional. To book Joyce to speak at your event or company call: 800.713.1926 or email: Joyce@JoyceWeiss.com
Visit her website at ConflictInTheWorkplace.com to sign up for your own FREE video series and Communicate with Impact Weekly to Resolve Conflict in the Workplace.

Until next time,

This is Joyce Weiss, Communication Strategist and Coach

I share powerful techniques on tackling tough conversations to build employee engagement, accountability and improve my clients’ quality of life.

Feel free to call me (800.713.1926) concerning your own team/executive retreats, workshops, on line professional growth coaching, and keynote speeches.

Remember…You Get What YOU Tolerate!

See YOU Next Week.

Filed Under: Conflict in the Workplace, Improving Communication, Narcissists at work and home
Tagged With: narcissists in the workplace, resolve conflict and interpersonal issues, work stress

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