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Handling Difficult Conversations with Employees
What Every Manager Needs to Know
No one likes having a difficult conversation with an employee, but the problem won’t go away by itself. And if you don’t deal with it, you’re encouraging it to continue.
People notice when you ignore bad behavior. The poor performers think it’s great because they don’t see any consequences. And the good performers will get sick of it and leave – only to be replaced by more problem employees.
Handling Difficult Conversations with Employees: What Every Manager Needs to Know gives you a clear, straightforward plan for tackling tough conversations head-on, while staying well within legal boundaries.
Develop a System for Holding Difficult Conversations
- Do’s and don’ts to help you control the conversation and reach your goals
- A 5-part conversation method for changing specific behavior
- 3 common conversational legal traps and how to avoid them
- Dangers and risks of stereotyping by age, race, gender, etc.
- How to recognize the threat of violence
Protect Yourself With Proper Documentation
- 3 reasons to keep records of your conversations
- 4 examples of what should not be in writing
- Why you need to be careful about what goes into an employee’s file
- How the courts view ‘official’ and ‘unofficial’ conversations
Learn How to Handle the Toughest Conversations of all: Discipline and Termination
- Dealing with repeat offenders
- How to script the conversation
- Setting the proper tone
- Ending the conversation
- Addressing the fallout with the rest of your team
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