Two important rules:- Whether you'r

Two important rules:
- Whether you're disagreeing with your boss, a colleague or subordinate, pick your moments. If you clash in front of others, chances are the interchange will get cut short, since public criticism is the most effective way to short-circuit conversation. Should someone bring up a dispute with you in public, deflect it by saying something like, ''I'd like to think about that for a bit and speak with you later.''

Remember that our reactions can determine the outcome. Here are some Fair Fighting Tips to use your powers of communication more effectively.

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important Two rules:
- Whether you're disagreeing with your boss, a colleague or subordinate, pick your moments.If clash you in front of others, chances are the interchange will get cut short, since public criticism is the most effective way to short-circuit conversation. Should someone bring up a dispute with you in public, deflect it by saying something like,'I' D like to think about that for a bit and speak with you later.' '

Remember that our reactions can determine the outcome. Here are some Fair Fighting Tips to use your powers of communication more effectively.