The Professional's Way to Respond to Passive-Aggressive Coworkers
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Published 2023-04-01
In today’s competitive workplace, dealing with passive-aggressive coworkers can be a real challenge. Don’t let their negativity bring you down! In this video, executive coach and mentor, Dr. Grace, shares her expert advice on how to neutralize workplace toxicity and respond to passive-aggressiveness at work like a true professional.
You don’t want to miss these strategies for navigating difficult workplace dynamics. Watch now and take your career to the next career level!
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All Comments (21)
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The corporate world has a toxic component to it just generally speaking - every office I’ve worked in especially the one I’m in now is very toxic - everyone talks about each other behind their backs everyone thinks they’re perfect and will rudely downtalk the other all while smiling in their faces and pretending to be that persons friend - it has taken its toll on me - I thought I could ignore it and just make the money but now I absolutely despise it😢
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Become an entrepreneur. That’s the only answer to escape corporate lunacy.
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Fantastic, thank you so much for this! An idea for a future video (he said ironically ) would be how to manage staff with narcissistic personality. I'm finding this very... challenging.
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Talking about timing, I really need it right now. Thank you Dr. Lee for this awesome video.
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I think Dr Lee is very skillfully getting me to look inwards and find the reasons for such behavior. This is awesome and probably the only aspect we can make a difference.
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I think that to put a word on this kind of situation, with all the characteristics as very well explained by Dr. Lee, is already a relief. Thank a lot for this very acute understanding with perfect objectivity.
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How can someone achieve such a vocabulary ?I am fascinated when she talks 😇
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Dr. Grace, I love you! That's exactly what I need to assist a team I'm working with. That's excellent!!
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This helped me out so much. I appreciate your channel so much ❤️❤️❤️
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WoW you just showed me my own weakness! Very good video!
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Hello Dra. Grace Lee, good morning! I greet you with pleasure in this new time, hoping you are fine in health. Great video with this topic and good audio, I liked it much, congratulations for your work on YouTube. I have seen it in a comprehensive way. Greetings from Sonora, México 🇲🇽. Wonderful weekend, wherever you are!
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Thank you
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Thank you Dr ! I find it helpful. Though I become agressive and straight forward when I find managers unable to submit their report on time, they submit their mistakes. Is such behaivar is toxic to workplace while wrongdoings are corrected immediately?
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Helps a lot Dr. Grace.❤
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what happen happens if the support that will be given is the opposite of the goal ( ex. proper documentation for sales order using a system or manual hand writen sales order )
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What is it called when the coworker says a verbal sleight towards me like "well if [my name] would do his job then this wouldn't keep happening?" in front of me? I always thought this was considered passive agressive but according to what you are saying it's more gossip type stuff to avoid the convo, whereas this example opens up the opportunity for a potential convo, albeit in a rude way.
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Just had someone point out how she wants me to do my job and my mistakes by writing a at length chat message to all in the company while sitting directly next to me..😂
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6:40 this sounds like a narcissist
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Or in a nutshell, LEAVE
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7:25 your "diplomatic" explanation and approach comes off as aggressive. No, not passive aggressive, directly aggressive.
