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I have the same problem where I work. If someone messes up it starts a long game of passive aggressiveness. I'd much rather people come right out and tell me I'
by penguinUzer 9y ago
I have the same problem where I work. If someone messes up it starts a long game of passive aggressiveness. I'd much rather people come right out and tell me I'm causing an issue. In this way I can change course or work on convincing the other party this is what needs to change.
- jordanlev 9y agoI agree. But there's a difference between being straight-to-the-point versus "shouting" at people. You can be direct without being mean or belittling about it.