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How to manage difficult employees

Top 5 tips for NZ business owners

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Overview

As a small or medium sized business owner or employer in New Zealand, one of the biggest challenges you can face is how to manage a difficult employee A difficult employee can be extremely disruptive and affect the morale and productivity of your entire team. They could even be the cause of exceptional employees leaving your business

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A difficult employee can be someone who:  

  • Is disengaged and lacks taking accountability and responsibility. 
  • Has a negative attitude and complaining behaviour. 
  • Resists change and new ideas. 
  • Has poor communication and interpersonal skills. 
  • Disrupts coworkers or has an argumentative or aggressive attitude. 
  • Constantly tries to undermine authority.  

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