Office Politics - How to Deal with Difficult People at Work

OFFICE POLITICS - HOW TO DEAL WITH DIFFICULT PEOPLE AT WORK
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[@LindaRaynier]

Have you been in a situation where you had to deal with difficult people at work and had to deal with office drama? What was your process like? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!

[@marksummers463]

If you get a chance, check out a piece titled The Hatchet Man's Playbook. I think it will answer your question.

[@TOBongExpress]

Hi, I work in a environment where I am projected as Manager to the client company but I have to report to a person who is having similar experience as mine, and I can tell you that guy is Jealous of me, He tries everything under the sun not give me credit or promotion. Client is happy with my work . But person I report to Bad mouths about me. How do you think I should handle such situation.

[@internalintelligenceagency1866]

Hi Linda. Your so beautiful from the inside and pretty on the outside. My first situation where I had to deal with a harder person was when I worked for BYCC as weed wacker and the sun shined on me very bright while I chopped grass. Suddenly, I begun to lose my energy so I dropped the weed wacker and walked to a strong tall tree drinking cold water. The supervisor in an angry voice said, "Who's that not working?" Most of the employees pointed at me. The supervisor stormed over towards me and loudly said, "You don't want to work, go home!" That's all I needed to hear plus I didn't like the way he spoke to me because It's not that I didn't want to work the strenuous labor position he didn't understand that I had a major problem which was the cause of my behavior. I threw the weed wacker in the air that flipped then as it fell on the grass making a thump, I hoped it didn't hit anybody on the head. I walked off the plantation field and went home. P.S. From that point on, I've been hired at many job positions and not keeping them. I don't believe I didn't keep my jobs because of Social Anxiety that was not the reason I left my first position. Everything happens for a reason. For an example, I worked at Stop & Shop as a stocker, Star Market as a bagger, Walmart as a People's Greeter, UPS as a Package Handler, A & T Taxi as a driver ect. and I've enrolled in so many online colleges currently taking Small Business Management at Ashworth College. When I traveled from one city and state to another, my cousin thinks I'm crazy who completely shuts me out of his life. Out of all of this bad employment history, dropping out of school and everybody like my aunt who attempted to get me into accounting worked out for me. In 2016 I designed my independent organization out of the Supplemental Security Income Program called Internal Intelligence Agency LLC as my new brand name where I'm in the process of developing my Professional Home Office.

[@saintlouis4313]

Thank you!

[@rajeshthru1]

Make a diplomatic deal with the colleagues to Avoid conflicts...

[@Mooncelt]

The problem is when the boss doesn't really support you. Then the drama is all against you and there is no one to help you at all.

[@Rav8850]

Mooncelt listen!! This is where I’m at!

[@williamfigueroa9852]

Mooncelt I agree because I go through this!

[@Keelah88]

Exactly

[@kwek2243]

True

[@shobhad6303]

In my case, I am frustrated due to my arrogant, micro managing, over pressuring, demeaning boss

[@AthenaCannon]

People hate you at work because: 1. Your are better than them, you are a threat. 2. They want to be you. 3. They hate themselves.

[@MT-sw8rf]

Exactly! How do u make a jealous idiot with low self-esteem (=narcissist) to leave you alone 😫😫😫

[@amasion2882]

M Ra : Unless the person is a boss/supervisor or they are abusive or harassing (contributing to a hostile work environment) it’s best to politely detach and ignore the ignorance. Practice mindful compassion. The ridiculous coworker indulging in loud long personal telephone conversations clearly craves attention. Politely ignore her. The self-important idiot who interrupts your unpaid lunch with simplistic, non-time sensitive requests needs gentle correction (as many times as it takes). The sorry excuse for a man who insists on giving you the once-over as you exit the restroom is a substandard human JOKE. Sometimes we’re the toxic coworker intentionally or not.

[@pattylovezz2574]

A new co worker makes me feel less than because the supplies finish after I have to use them for cleaning. He is in charge of bringing in more supplies but talks down on me for running out. And my boss is his brother and doesn’t corrects this. He actually wants me to use less of the cleaning supplies and backs him up.... what can I do to put a stop to this? Sue??? CA

[@juliettepierre8289]

So true

[@amasion2882]

Patty Loves : cooperate with your boss. If he insists you use fewer supplies, do so. If the workplace is less clean it’s management’s responsibility to correct that.

[@63mckenzie]

I started working in offices when I was 17 and man, the number of psychos I have met over the years is frightening.

[@koalatheworld]

🤣🤣🤣

[@patrickt49]

Lots of psychos and people with dictatorial tendencies in the workplace.

[@anastasiamond7813]

I hear you. 😅

[@jenolez1143]

😄😄😄😄😄

[@Dzanarika1]

Paychos is all we need to know.

[@lauraz2896]

It’s funny how in some companies hard work or expertise goes unnoticed. Some teams are so dysfunctional that it doesn’t matter what you do.

[@robertnovotny6084]

Been there.

[@sweetyreddy8118]

True how to deal with it

[@rannielaayumi2445]

Relateable

[@supersasquatch]

@@sweetyreddy8118 change to another company or different group of people in the same organization

[@pinnaryokubo3563]

Any company that don't notice doesn't worth your time leave

[@susant9962]

No matter where you go to work, it's everywhere like a virus. But, when I go to work, I try to keep focus, do my work and stay away from gossipers. I've seen people get fired over escalated drama. To me, no one is worth me losing my job.

[@barbaraghiroli8246]

It MUST be a virus!!!! Im being sabatoged at work. Crazy. I dont know what to do. Im always defending myself...

[@marksummers463]

It sure is. If you get the chance, read The Hatchet Man's Playbook. Absolutely spot on.

[@divayanche1]

💯💯💯💯

[@amasion2882]

There’s a great read, “The No Asshole Rule.” It’s short and too the point about recognizing toxic workplaces and people, and practicing coping skills. Ultimately it’s usually best to move on from a truly hostile work environment.

[@TheZestySoul97]

That’s a great way of looking at it! I’m gonna start doing the same.

[@Adam_harrison666]

This is why I like working from home so much, the office politics are still there but you are much more removed from it all, harder to get dragged in to all the drama when your only present for meetings 🙂

[@orangetabby9671]

Not entirely true. Although i wish it was like you discussed.

[@Mimibchugy]

I have been a victim of this.. first they isolate you. Then they gossip about you,give you code names etc.,they ignore you/refuse to help, highlight your faults. Weak people give up.

[@ireneyuson8]

Yes..that is my problem im facing now... Huhuhuhu!😢

[@victoriakim7686]

Focus on your work, your growth, tune off the gossip.

[@Seadweller451D]

Mimibchugy - Ich Furz wie eine große Trompete. Vollen Klang, wie ein Kaiser Furz.

[@runhigh123]

This is exact

[@Citrusfruits50]

I have been at my new job for 1.5weeks now.. nobody speaks to me so I just stay in my office.. I mean I don’t know them and they don’t know me so why be like that??? I don’t understand it.. I’m also pretty so it’s just.. I don’t know..😔

[@user-gi1bf4ts2d]

when your boss is the host of the gossip, no matter how good you work, you are done.

[@mochaleeshus393]

I just go to work, do my work and avoid the drama related people. Then, go home.

[@Toonice20]

Mocha Leeshus you must work with true professionals

[@kp-rh2mo]

How though? Human interaction is needed in a workplace.

[@queenroo4082]

Mocha Leeshus I’ve done that so far. Then I stayed home for 2 days because I was sick. I was told by a coworker that I was being talked about negatively at work. THEN... I tried to contact this coworker that told me this and she is not answering me back. So.... I’m scared to return to work. People suck.

[@estherjean1362]

@@kp-rh2mo and also if you don't interact, they would complain that you did not communicate with them

[@ch8828]

Me too, but ppl still hates me and gossiping about me... just because I’m not one of them... lady coworkers in particular...

[@DrJonTam]

02:34 - Demonstrate high-value, high-quality work daily. 03:20 - Become the expert at your job. 04:35 - Engage in important conflicts but avoid the petty ones. 06:41 - Stay away from the talkers but be friendly and courteous.

[@ireneuganda9196]

This right 👍👍

[@serga7486]

so literally just do what youre paid to do

[@elmo319]

Office politics are the pits! be careful setting yourself apart and a becoming a ‘super star’ as it can make others jealous and cause more problems. Also, becoming the expert is not so easy, especially if you new to the company and there has been others working there for years. The rest is sound advice, thank you for sharing. Love the end quote 👍

[@patrickt49]

I don't agree with this as well. You have to be noticed, yes. But propping yourself up as the incredibly reliable, competent one can work against you because if you are promoted, you are essentially going to make the clowns in upper management look bad. You are now a threat to them.

[@trackgrad08]

#1 will help you keep your job until you find your next one. People don't like seeing others flourish at work because they see it as a threat, especially when it's your own supervisor who you naturally are more skilled than who will see you as a threat.

[@Jackgritty28]

People couldn't handle the mind games at work, they snap ✔️💵💥

[@glenhayward1132]

Isn't that the truth!

[@samitsahir4958]

People quit bcz it's out of control of Thier mind. I cry alone thinking how much i had to go through and still going through. Our own people expect us to adjust and compromise bcz of money.

[@mikeyllo]

I thought the same thing about number #1. From my perspective, depending on the type of environment you work in, being a superstar and setting yourself apart especially if it's recognized by the managers, is an easy way to bring work drama right to your door. Been there and done that.

[@patrickt49]

So true. They don't want the competition. They want someone subservient and "dumber" than them so as to not outshine them. The problem is when you know your supervisor is dumber than you. It's just so inslulting.

[@1979RoadFan]

I have worked for the Federal Government for 13 years. Management all have Ph.D.'s in demoralization.

[@Therazorschannel]

To all the young people starting out as an employee. Save your money, invest smart, build assets and get out of the “Rat race ” and you won’t have to ever deal with office drama. Good luck the best time to start is today. Also your home is not an asset, it’s a liability. Unless it’s printing money for you every month.

[@AthenaCannon]

Great idea. So HOW EXACTLY are investing smart or building assets? You are just like the other 1000 people who says the same super vague things and not revealing any specifics.

[@Therazorschannel]

AthenaCannon Accumulate the money, then be an owner not a consumer.

[@bard1250]

Hot_Pockets_3 EDC most people can’t get past the accumulate stage.

[@listenclosely2177]

@Hot_Pockets_3 EDC - Actually, they can still encounter office drama in the meantime ~ while saving and building. Miserable people *always* have time to suck others into their misery.

[@estherjean1362]

@@AthenaCannon exactly

[@daverindone655]

I always tell people is to show up, do your thing, leave. Work can be fun, it it's not a sitcom.

[@Mister_Soyuz_on_YT]

Restaurants and Office related jobs are different. I can't agree with your comment entirely because it is bias. Some are harder to stay while others is easy to stay, then move onto another.

[@wmc3260]

Simple huh? It doesnt work that way. Some get harrassed!

[@saariaaigner]

@@wmc3260 make it simple then, you do not need extra complication in your life besides family problems. I can see that you haven't been bullied in your school days or you still have not learned how to handle bullies. Ignore them as we can't control what is not ours, their actions, mouths, etc are theirs. Just do yours, care for your own goals and move on. Don't even waste a second of precious time on them ut focus on your goals. Work gets harder since they keep harassing you? The management won't do anything and you felt you're stressed and getting health problems? Then think hard, what your goal in working for. If it is for income or career or both, do your current job, ignoring them and during break or after work, go job hunting and find the next job. If every job you went to, you get harassed, then time to reflect about yourself.

[@movingon2081]

Yes, thank God I don't have to work with these ppl everyday because I'm out in the field

[@movingon2081]

@@saariaaigner your right I was bullied I would ignore then I would skip class that way everybody was happy.

[@therescuepuglarose8260]

When you shine it makes it worse. It makes them envious.

[@Clintsessentials]

Absolutely!!!

[@Entyse]

i constantly shine in my position, I am the expert in my role with many years experience. - At the end of the day everyone is replaceable even CEOs. Politics are initiated by selfish, insecure narcissists. No matter how AMAZING I am at my job I always find myself working with sneaky snakes who are protected by upper management and they take advantage of that because no matter what they do, they get away with everything. HR is in place to protect the company not the people. These assholes cultivate such toxic cultures. It's a shame!

[@HH-vg5sb]

EntyseOnline There is too much corruption on the jobs.

[@jenolez1143]

So true

[@starlightwhispers6781]

Honestly HR seems like a dummy clown that’s put there to give employees a false sense of safety “We’re here for you as long as you work like a dog”

[@Tarsarian]

It's important to not just quit your job. It is easier to find a job when you already have one. If your current job is too difficult to work with some people due to politics? It is time to move on. Otherwise it will affect your health and possible your family. Is some work environments, we do have managers or fellow workers who enjoys others pain and cause drama. What your chose to do should be done in a timely manner.

[@e.h.6571]

It will affect health?..

[@08Custo]

@Angel Wings I know what you mean. I worked as admin in social work services and the managers were so bad and supportive. People would gossip and tattle on me over every little thing I did

[@rtp1968]

Angel Wings : you are so right! I have experienced this on a number of jobs. Your metal health is not important!

[@notsoseriousmoonlight]

I feel sick, exhausted and had chest pains today. Yes, it will eventually destroy your health.

[@JJ-gd7ho]

I was an expert in my job but still lost my job due to bullying and office politics

[@shogoracing4294]

J J Wow... so sorry to hear that. Have you found another job yet?

[@harambeharambee8138]

Would you have advice if someone is let go for fraternizing? What would you say was the reason and some examples

[@listenclosely2177]

@J J - View that as a blessing! Honestly, did you really want to stay in that environment of bullying and office politics?! They did you a favor. Now, share your expert capabilities to another organization via a temp agency (if necessary), as a consultant, or a volunteer. You have a lot to offer! Remember: Don't throw pearls to swine. Few people can recognize or appreciate greatness real time. Be grateful and share your talents where they are needed and appreciated!

[@rtp1968]

J J: Unfortunately that what happened to good employees.

[@pattylovezz2574]

J J hope that all is well...

[@cherylgoldsworthy5963]

Yes, my company was acquired by another and as a result, I got a new director. This person engaged in office drama, played favorites. My strategy was to always be kind, efficient and professional as possible. I was friendly to this person, however, I increased my job searching.

[@listenclosely2177]

@Cheryl Goldsworthy - Ha, initially I read that as "I got a new dictator." Thanks for the laugh (although I read it wrong), I needed that today!

[@marksummers463]

Oh yeah. No surprise. EVERY TIME there is a change in management there are always mass firing regardless of departmental effienficency. They will lie to you and tell you there will be no firings , how they don't want to kill the goose that lays the golden eggs, but really all they want is for you to stay there long enough to teach them your job. (Check out a piece titled The Hatchet Man's Playbook.)

[@Reconseal4050]

Sometimes disagreements in office can be like fighting fire with fire. Its literally never ending office wars and something most of us should stay away from.

[@diplovely72]

My boss is Bi-polar and of course doesn’t take her medications for it. She’s actually impossible to deal with, it’s like dealing with a whole child

[@kevincastelino3338]

Linda, I was in a situation where the Management staff were themselves involved with lot of gossiping and politics between two groups. Taking an honest and principled stand did not help as they thought that you are either with them or against them. Result, I have lost my job to redundancy.

[@AdrianaGirdler]

Hey Linda, focusing on setting yourself apart is a great goal to have when dealing with office politics. Everyone deals with difficult people at work sometimes, so this video is so relevant. Great job, cheers!

[@sunnysunnypalms]

This is a great video. However, from an IO Psychological standpoint....if you’re dealing with a narcissist, sociopath/psychopath...(anti-social personality disorder) you’re going to have hell! You or the sociopath has to leave. I’ve experienced this and had to get out....which now explained the “high turnover” rate in this toxic organization; lest not mentioning numerous legal actions.

[@Sweetsoul717]

Sunny Palms Sunny palms I totally agree, the normal rules of human interaction definitely do not apply with these people, they’ll destroy you and enjoy it

[@svetlanikolova7673]

That is why I packed my bags and now deal with goofy goats instead! Oh and those are real farm animals and not people. The fun part is watching the babies go nuts! I think the trade off is awesome. Of did I mention I am the boss? Lol

[@butternutyeeetsbanana.-.5389]

Sunny Palms I think people shouldn’t higher a psychopath/sociopath/narcissist/anti-social people, why should anyone have to deal with their issues.

[@modenise2921]

This is so true!! Aaaaaaaaand usually the person ro stay is the sociopath! They die there! Meanwhile the company has lost so much talent along the way because they turned a blind eye to the real problem. I think anyone who is reading this who is in higher management. If you have a team that is constantly losing people to turnover but one person stays constant, you have to start taking a closer look at the common denominator in all these scenarios. That MAY be where your problem lies!!

[@pinnaryokubo3563]

Leaving my work mar the fact that have no job yet I just want to leave... I lost myself esteem depression cos of the constant bully I needed the money so bad that I had to endour the pain and the abuse..I am seeing a therapist now they're vampires 3 and half years ago I had a dream about the company after my interview with the boss I should've quit then and dreams keep on repeating for like 3time

[@brutusjudas5842]

My soul won’t allow me to play the game. Every time I try I have some success but end up hating myself. It’s so slimy. If I have the integrity to work with and help people I don’t like why aren’t others held to the same standard? Why are they rewarded for their unprofessionalism?

[@Reconseal4050]

I gotta say all this is good strategy. However, high quality work and personal branding doesn't always pay off for some organizations I have worked with.

[@glenhayward1132]

I agree totally! Jealousy is the reason... others will subvert your successes and will not stop until you leave !

[@EpisodeAnon27]

This video is actually insightful. I have a coworker who is hard to deal with, and it's getting to the point where she's ignoring my comfort zone. The tips given here were pretty strategic and useful. Thank you for uploading this video and giving me some ideas on how to deal with my coworker who is already breaching my comfort zone at work.

[@kar3n35]

I rather work at -30c on a steep roof in the middle of winter than dealing with office employees. Unless i could work without having to talk to anybody.

[@jadajacobs2236]

I only started watching your video in October after I applied for a job position. My interview was yesterday and it went great!! its. I have not been contacted to say i have gotten the job just yet, I feel I have an edge over the other candidates. your interview questions and answers, coaching on how to be confident helped me. Where I couldn't explain, I gave a story. Thank you Linda!! keep doing what you do.

[@majadera2233]

Being the best also means being the target of office politics. How about that? How to handle your enemies and make them work for your own ambitions?

[@jimbob-ic5kc]

Everyone wants to take down the big dog haha. Be it fear, jealousy, envy, or an inferiority complex, everyone has a reason it seems. I've found the solution really depends on finding the reasons that people act the way they do towards you. Most people you can just laugh it off or makes jokes about it with said people. Other people (The hostel ones that are afraid of your strength or skill), you have to firmly and swiftly do one of two things. You can either assert your dominance (In a professional way), or make them think they have nothing to worry about. Most people can be easily manipulated once you know what their personality is like.

[@divayanche1]

@@jimbob-ic5kc Thats a good one. How do you make them think there is nothing to worry about ?

[@biggreenbananas8929]

The only people not affected by office politics are the really mediocre ones who just take orders and stay in the background all the time.

[@duncantrout]

@@biggreenbananas8929 There are videos on "ghosting" - good word, isn't it. I think the assumption that compels one to ghost is that all workplaces are toxic; therefore one should be as invisible as possible. Be competent, but feign mediocrity? .

[@biggreenbananas8929]

Duncan Trout When people see you as competent and you act and talk competent and brandish your competence at everyone like a trophy, be prepared to simmer in heated office politics.

[@theswcoaching]

Great video. Having spent 30 years in these kinds of environments a lot of this resonates. One of the best things I learned (and teach) on this topic is to de-personalise any conflict and refocus on outcomes.

[@mufcisajoke274]

So I'm just 19 working with people in the range if 32+ and I feel like I'm being discriminated to my age and lack of experience. This worker always speaks to me in a condescending way and always is keen to remind me that she is my superior. I suffer from anxiety so her patronizing mood intimidates me and causes me to stumble. I know I got the job under control since I've been praised for it but when it's her I'm working with I feel like a newbie again. She is the grumpy one but also has mood swings so she is never consistent. Pray for me!

[@pattylovezz2574]

Yikes! Hang in there... keep doing your good work. That really will back you up. Use it as a push to always do better. :)

[@pattylovezz2574]

And tell her that you admire the work that she has done for all of those years. Maybe she’s threatened and a compliment or two will make her leave you alone. :) just an advice that I would give my son your age. I mean if you’re still at that workplace. Always have this tricks up your sleeve. Like a magician!

[@ishtank]

You're really good at this Linda! I especially appreciate how you use visual cues in your videos.

[@mariaclarissaraquinel3699]

I've watched this video sometime in 2019 yet this topic stays relevant now in 2022. Thank you for having this timeless advice Linda!

[@Amaking10000]

This is why I want to start my own business so I don't have to deal with bullshit.

[@jenniferwelch521]

I'm going to play this video at our work town hall. Lots of great information! Thank you!

[@Eroblue11]

Oh my God, excellent choice of words. This woman is so inspiring. Wish I had these videos years ago but glad I discover them now!! Thank you!!

[@k.g.m.254]

I could have used this even in my personal life 3 to 4 months ago. It's using emotional intelligence and not being sucked into things because of how we "feel" . This is an excellent video. Thank you. 👍

[@ch8828]

Thank you so much for sharing this with us. This is what I need and now I know I’m on the right track. Have been through 4 years of being gossiped by coworkers even though I don’t gossip and judge others. Staying away from the crowd and self-pity team is my style. People said sale is all about gossip, if you don’t gossip, you are not a good sales. This is not what believe. By delivering the best value and services to customers and meet even beyond their expectations are my goals. I also don’t do sweet talk to boss which many girls do even have love affairs with married bosses... I don’t do that too. I’m relatively young and single but thank God only got the gossip saying that someone interested in me rather than I got too close with someone and did something inappropriate. Ladies hates me, even though I do help them when they needs help. I have one or two coworkers I truly trust. I have to say, I trust my customer more than coworkers... I’m so happy that I found your channel, and knowing that stay away from petty team is on the right track. Thank you so much.

[@elp1246]

ANOTHER GREAT and PROFESSIONAL advice video! Thank you.

[@rajuvaripetpatelkumon36]

The best solution is to find a job that’s remote and requires you to work alone, you may be lonely but your mental health is saved

[@listenclosely2177]

Thank you for addressing this topic, Linda! Now I have a better understanding of office politics. I love your strategies! It turns out I was implementing most of them (learning on the job what and whom to avoid over time), yet I appreciate the confirmation and explanation for each strategy! Overall, the differentiation and encouragement to engage in professional conflicts is very enlightening and makes sense. At the end of the day, most people do not like engaging with someone that agrees with everything and does not have their own opinion. The reasoning that you shared behind engaging in professional conflicts demonstrates to leadership that they have an employee that cares about their organization and its bottom line. That is the type of superstar quality that rockstar management is looking to promote.

[@angeleyes98676]

Thank you for this video you're on point doing all the right stuff.

[@shemeliszewdie3851]

Thank you sister, I have been learning a lot from you

[@JingCLS]

Thank you 🙏 I have learned a lot with what you have discussed. 😊💕

[@yeahbuddy2081]

Thanks for your great content it's really helped me to develop my outlook on things

[@MsLfenwick]

great advice, thank you!

[@soyeonsoykim]

Thanks Linda! I think every workplace has a level of office politics (even if everyone is nice). This was well articulated and offered easy solutions. Thank you so much! I also watched your video right before my interview last year and got the job :) keep up your great work💕love from Australia

[@Jess-ew3tm]

Idk how this popped up on my homepage but I needed it

[@jcarroll1202]

Thank you for making this video. Such a refreshing take on timeless concepts. Just what I was looking for!

[@UHTMK3579]

When you are their target, nothing can save you

[@yentyhotspicy]

AGREEEE

[@barrymichlowitz1071]

I think this video is HR's philosophy: blame the victim.

[@qwertzuiopasdfish]

When you are their target, wonder why. Not everyone becomes a target for jealousy.

[@Jess-ew3tm]

@@qwertzuiopasdfish true...

[@bluestonemetallic7]

Even a super STAR or subject matter expert (SME) can’t be saved???

[@xiaoruizhou694]

Great Video! High quality advice!

[@nathwish]

You don’t even know me but you have helped me land MY DREAM JOB! I devoured your videos and confidently went for this interview, and sure thing I got the job! Thank you so much, you have no idea of the difference you made, thank you thank you thank you ❤️

[@movingon2081]

Congrats

[@Abstract444]

Awesome much Success

[@rich1202]

AMAZING VIDEO!!! really like this and thank you VERY much this video helps a lot!

[@mohitdudeja2627]

Linda hats off ! Much needed topic to have clarity on ...

[@armandocabrera6307]

I have seen some of your vidéos and I find thèm totally useful and sometimes necessary , especially that someone outside of you , tell you.....and I learn English with you....thank you Lindaaa!!!

[@kingmetroplex]

Thank you for what you do I watch your videos as a self-help in my daily practice when I go out to interviews your information has been great how to deal with these inconsistent co-workers this information was also great thank you for your great work and keeping people such as myself saying in the office although I haven't landed the job that I have been looking for I will continue trying and thank you

[@davetoth9767]

Thank you, I really needed your advice!

[@sucedeu]

This was supremely helpful. Exactly what I needed! Need to play this in my head over and over. Thank you!!!!!

[@user-ki4jc7il1n]

Love this! Great information! Thank you!

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I miss you, Linda! I've been waiting for your upload. I love you!

[@KristenEvans]

Love this! Great content

[@dann3068]

I was needing to hear this out

[@ryanfrizzell736]

This is a great video for assisting me in better mastering difficult people, drama, and politics in the workplace. Now I can actually be that better leader in the workplace.

[@Phuspak]

Excellent advice - thank you !!

[@deesticco1719]

Great content! Loved it! So True!! Would love to hear the ideal answers to the usual interview questions about the work place ! Thank You !!!

[@marlyna.1060]

It boils down to jealousy and some people want to steps on other people to get ahead easily.

[@MBP23US]

Linda, great informative video, great content and most importantly very educational and useful. Thank you! 😊

[@winniesun4183]

I like this episode . Repeated play to remind myself. Thank you Linda , you helped me a lot! 👍

[@oumarsow515]

I discovered by myself after having a very tough and stressful experience from a previous job. Been able to handle the new colleagues. But do recommend folk to stick and work on you high value and daily performance, going to be unstoppable 😊😊

[@keillanhadden798]

Same! I've had such a hard time at my job earlier in the year.. unfair managers.. the environment was just toxic.. however I've learnt so much from that experience, it made me grow

[@irenestanly1754]

Helped a lot !

[@CA2SD]

Found your channel by researching...serendipity. Empowering and on point.

[@shannkaray]

This was a fantastic video.

[@ahmedmomodu9916]

Thanks very much I love your message so much

[@dopetrackatcxelephant4017]

Thank you Linda for your work👐

[@hugo_l127]

Mrs. Raynier thank you for your video. Everything that you have said is on point. I will definitely use them whenever need too. Again thank you for sharing.

[@harold6863]

Straight to the point great advice thank you.

[@junebrown8207]

This is a great video, thank you for the advice. It is nice to know that there is someone out there that can help people in the workplace in a nice positive upbeat way.

[@HH-vg5sb]

June Brown Right

[@bayangnelson]

nice one very informative

[@dougrush3907]

Great advice!

[@izzya3987]

Talking about the relative stuff here, great work! #3 and developing my professional brands are my key takeaways. Your advice so far has helped a lot. I got a small promotion and networked with my boss' contact who specialises in helping college grad upstarts.

[@Bigrhythm4]

great video, thanks

[@vsulli]

These points were super useful.

[@gxd1591]

thank you, I needed this lately

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Wow! I’ve just discovered this channel and I will probably start binge watching your videos!

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your message reflects to me a lot. 💝

[@cherrybaylon9737]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

[@elijahdikaniakina4947]

Great tips. A milli thanks

[@mark-madison]

This is an excellent presentation: concise, accurate, and has some very professional insights. thanks !

[@v8c3]

Thank you for the4 useful tips. Love it

[@royuroy05]

I needed this

[@lifeisbeautifulxp]

For me if my work unnoticed it's ok. Just go to work but don't try too hard and avoid stress. You can still get paid.

[@mamacutievlog6890]

Thank you for this brilliant advices.

[@DJ-uz7xz]

Yes! Well said. I wish some of my co-workers would listen to this.

[@AnhNgo-ib1xy]

did not change they thinking. They hard head.

[@roelcasino489]

Thanks Ms Linda! This is an eye openner! 🌈🌈

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Awesome video 👍👍👍👍👍

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best hr channel on youtube thanks linda

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This fire 💯💯🔥🔥