How can you...............?

Question

be diplomatic in a office setting when dealing with your juniors, seniors or colleagues

Answer 1

I deal with all situations the same way, whether in the office or not, I treat others the way I want to be treated and it has always worked for me!!

Answer 2

It really should just be a case of being both truthful and tactful, saying what you want to say, but not in a hurtful or insensitive way. You should also avoid going to the other extreme, by not making what you want to say too flowery, or some of the importance may be lost!
These tactics should be used on everyone, juniors, seniors and colleagues alike!
Also, if you have to reprimand someone at work, use the same tactics, saying exactly what you mean, but as nicely and tactfully as you can, but try and get some positive feedback in the conversation aswel, and give them the opportunity to tell you their point of view, ie, you are not happy with their lack of punctuality and it isnt acceptable, but you are very happy with the work they do when they are there, etc.
Put this to the test and I'm positive you'll reap the rewards!

Answer 3

The old, old standard we all should live by, called The Golden Rule applies today just as it has for-just-about-ever:

"Do unto others as you would have done unto you"

(Treat others as you want to be treated)

The old standards really don't go out of style.

Answer 4

Speak quietly confidently be open honest blunt practical impartial focus on the work to be done add an element of fun when appropriate, delegate with authority sincerity tact, have your facts up to date and do not hesitate to state what the facts are clearly concisely with charm & confidence....

Peace.......... /// ------ O u O ------- \\\ ......................c

Answer 5

I can't