[ SECRET POST #2669 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2669 ⌋

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Re: Non-Fandom rants

[caerbannog]

It sucks, but better get used to it. Learn how to work with people you don't like, learn how to get them involved (without being an asshole), learn how to communicate issues diplomatically <- these are all going to be valuable skills in a lot of jobs. Learning teamwork is important and if you can handle it right (get him involved, be a team player) you can use this situation in future interviews as a "time you overcame adversary" and basically any teamwork related question ever.
(Also good management material is involving everyone and working this stuff out diplomatically - not taking over and doing all the work.)


/currently working with a good team in my job and one really uncommunicative, demanding person who has us all really baffled on how to tell him this is NOT a competition, this is a JOB and to complete the job we actually do need to work together and find ways to use each others skills. There's no grades, there's no competition. We are a team and we need to work as one.