Enlightening Thread Explains What Language To Use With Difficult Co-workers

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Ally Perry • Writer and Editor
May 3, 2022 1:00 PM EDT

Having co-workers is a relationship like no other. You might be lumped together under the same boss in the same company, but there's no telling what petty disputes and personality clashes might occur when no-one else is looking. Diplomacy is an underrated skill in many parts of life, and it's never more important than in the workplace. This Twitter thread outlines exactly what we should say when we've got a difficult colleague that needs diffusing, and it's worth taking notes. Let muting yourself in the Zoom meeting to swear be a thing of the past.


 

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    Font - Nova's Dad @i_am_kenjiclark Replying to @bess101 "Explain how you come up with that" Alexei @AlexTeryaki Lmao "walk me through your thought process"
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    Font - The One-The Original @DaReal_YokoOno Replying to @bess101 There appears to be some misalignment in the expectations of outcomes..
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    Font - mass_miz @mass_miz Replying to @bess101 "Lets take a step back"
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    Font - hungry heaux @EgusiStew Replying to @bess101 one of the best I heard was "could you walk me through your thought process? i'm having a little trouble following"
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    Font - Marshmallow @TrappinBelle Replying to @bess101 "How would that look exactly?" Bat •• @RIPFarter Nah this cruel cause then you watch them fall apart tryna explain
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    Organism - depression&iced coffee @867530GREIN Replying to @Olufemi_Dawodu and @bess101 I also like "so just to clarify..." and then repeating the bat shit thing they said, and finishing with "am I understanding that correctly??"
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    Shirt - torrien @torrisfuneral
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