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Brittany Brooks

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How to Coach an Employee Who (Supposedly) Knows It All

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By Brittany Brooks
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Table of contents Toggle You’ve probably worked with them before: the employee who always has the answer. They’re confident, vocal, and quick to explain why they already know what you’re trying to say. They carry themselves like a top performer, but in reality, their output and quality of work fall short. It seems like just another underperformance issue, but once you try to coach them, you realize that a know-it-all is a different challenge.
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5 Signs Your Managers Need People Skills Training

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By Brittany Brooks
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Table of contents Toggle A recent survey found that 82% of HR leaders don’t trust their managers to handle difficult conversations with employees on their own. At the very least, the respondents want to be in the room to make sure things are handled appropriately. That speaks volumes, given that tough conversations are a core part of people management, right?
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The Subtle Signs of Workplace Bullying

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By Brittany Brooks
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Table of contents Toggle Earlier this month, a well-known Danish chef stepped down over bullying and physical abuse allegations. His employees said he’d hit, shove, or shout at them in fits of anger. This kind of bullying is blatant and difficult to deny, but office bullying is often more subtle. It doesn’t always show up as conflict or raised voices. For example, take the Irish employee whose boss called her ‘potato’ in a mock Irish accent in front of other employees.
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