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Dealing with Abrasive Personalities: Is it them or you or both?
When coaching abrasive managers and executives I have discovered that in some cases they are only abrasive in the context of an overly passive culture. Before labelling a problem employee or manager, examine the context of the department, division or company.
Don’t Patronize Me: How to Handle Condescending Remarks From a Coworker and How Not to Set Yourself Up
Condescension creates conflict and tension. Here's how to handle it - and make sure you're not the culprit.
How to Alienate Both Your Customers and Your Employees in 5 Minutes or Less
How do customers feel when a manager or employee steps up to solve a customer service problem at the expense of other employees? The answer might surprise you.
Eight Tips in Dealing with Performance Problems
Eight bullet-proof tips are provided for dealing with an individuals performance problems.
How to Defuse Salon Spa Employee Conflict Issues
Article by: Caroline Nelson is a beauty industry specific business coach & author Teaser Copy: Management techniques designed to defuse salon or spa employee conflict issues and get everything quickly back on an even keel. Ways to create a peaceful beauty business working environment for staff and management.

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Making Attitude Adjustments - Improving customers service behaviors other than replacing people
Not long ago, if a customer service employee fouled-up, he or she was warned, then if improvements didn't happen, was shown the door. In today's workplace however, where it's so difficult just maintaining staffing levels, dismissal doesn't really fix the problem - it just changes the problem. That means it's more important than ever for managers to be able to confront unacceptable employee behaviors without causing the person to simply walk out and get a job elsewhere. Next time one of your frontline employees needs an attitude adjustment, consider these tips...
Five Secrets to Becoming the Perfect Employee That Everyone Wants – Part One
With ever increasing deadlines, decreasing resources, and changing workplaces, sometimes it can be challenging to be a good employee, much less a perfect employee. The employee who can rise above the everyday problems and embrace challenges will be the person that every employer wants. The following are five secrets to being the perfect employee everyone wants.
The Top 10 Signs You Are Hiring A Lawsuit Waiting To Happen
Lawsuits brought by an employee or because of an employee often catch employers by surprise. Yet, an examination of the employee's application shows that an employer could often have predicted well in advance that they were hiring a lawsuit just waiting to happen. Labor attorneys know form experience that when there is an employee problem, it often could have been anticipated by a careful review of the application. Here are ten (10) potential danger signals that can help an employer avoid hiring a problem in the first place.

Why Screen Employees? Employee Problems are Caused by Problem Employees
As any employer or human resources professional know, a great deal of time is spent dealing with employee problems. Howebver, problem employees usually cause employee problems. An employer is certainly ahead if they can try to minimize the problem employees in the first place.
Gutless Management
I would doubt that there are many companies out there that don't have at least one or two employee issues that have been overlooked or ignored in the past for a myriad of reasons. Let me tell you a secret, the majority of your good employees know long before you do which employees are carrying their weight and are worth keeping. How many times have you struggled with an employee problem only to finally let them go and your employees said ---- "it's about time."
How to Deal: Difficult Employees
What do you do when your most excellent, productive employee is also the one that causes the most headaches when it comes to other aspects of organizational cohesiveness such as teamwork, and communication between other members? Instead of finding ways to terminate the employee, perhaps understanding the root of the problem, and attempting to help alleviate the isolated issue could be more efficient. Astronology present its three-part issue on How to Deal. This week’s topic is difficult employees.
Become a Problem Solver for Your Customers
This article illustrates how one employee became a problem solver and earned a customer for life.
Help - How Do I Fire My Employee?
Problem employees can hurt your business bad and as a manager, one should be able to perform all possible measures to help and retain an employee. But if all else fails, here are some tips for managers in ending a working relationship with a problem employee.
Find the Best PEO Advice in Terminating or Hiring Employees?
When an employee fails to meet the status quo of their job, firing someone can be difficult.  Though many employers would like to let go of their “problem employee”, employers can be hesitant to do so.  Over the past couple of years, our country’s judicial system has passed various laws that have made the process of firing an unwanted employee much more challenging. PEO's can make this dreary process easier for you, the small business employer.
You Have to Get the Cows Out of the Creek First
The importance of recognizing that there is a problem to be dealt with and the three most important steps to take to solve the problem, resolve the issues behind the problem and avoid any recurrence of the problem
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