They Won’t Tell You You’re Difficult To Work With. They’ll Do This.
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Do your colleagues find you difficult to work with?
They probably won't tell you directly. Instead, they may start leaving you out, involving you later or only giving you the polished version of what's really happening.
In this episode of Success Subtext, Jag Dhaliwal ACA explores five hidden signs that your workplace behaviour may be making it harder for people to work with you. You'll learn why long meetings, public corrections and being left outside the informal loop can reveal more about your workplace reputation than you realise.
The good news is that these behaviours can be changed. Understanding how people experience you can help you build stronger relationships, improve your reputation and protect your career progression.
In this episode:
Why your meetings may need a buffer
The difference between being copied and genuinely involved
How public corrections can damage trust
Why colleagues may leave you outside the informal loop
What polished updates could really be telling you
How to change behaviours that may be hurting your career
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