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    ROPELLA ANSWERS: "How Do I Deal With Diva Co-workers?"
    Patrick Ropella
    Q: My co-worker has a complete “diva” personality and always grabs the spotlight. What can I do to keep my patience and still do my job?

    A: We all have egos. They give us self-confidence to succeed, but exaggerations in ego can be extremely damaging to any workplace environment. Here are some ways to cope:
    ■  Demonstrate Respect. Respect the fact that a variety of personalities and viewpoints make an organization versatile, and interesting.
    ■  Understand Their Perspective. Talk with the individual on a personal level to grasp background, values and motivations. Puzzle pieces may come together quickly.
    ■  Nip it in the Bud. Don’t wait around for the situation to change. Look for guidance from managers or leadership coaches to learn how to better manage personality conflicts.




     
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