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Answer added by  عبدالعزيز العنزي, Technical Assistant, Larsen & Toubro
20 hours ago

Understand the real reason for him that makes him costing the trouble and try to help him fixing it 

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Answer added by  Khadra Abdillahi, Human Resource Officer, Al Dahab Exchange Ltd
21 hours ago

Holding a one on one meeting with the employee and listening to their concerns, write down the specific issue on the table, set clear expectations of behaviours and how t ... See More

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Answer added by  Talgat OMAROV, Operations Plant Consultant/Procedure Lead Consultant, Chevron (Tengizchevroil)
22 hours ago

Any issue if it is a problem having a negative effect on the job, it should not be ignored and to be sorted out by talking to each other with the aim to find a  common gr ... See More

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Answer added by  Erik Mosselaar, Business Director -Partnerships, Distence Oy
1 day ago

Ask. Offer help. Commonly, there are enough tools to help with. Preferably, pick ones that come naturally to you, as you must be genuin. However, do be clear and agree ... See More

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Answer added by  Osama Shafique , QC Mechanical Manager, Expertise Company. Ltd
1 day ago

Setting objectives with staff members without having a Performance Development Review (PDR) with your own supervisor can be challenging. Here's a suggested approach: ... See More

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Answer added by  Osama Shafique , QC Mechanical Manager, Expertise Company. Ltd
1 day ago

Managing an employee who's causing a negative stir requires a thoughtful and structured approach. Here's a step-by-step guide: Initial Steps: 1. Document incide ... See More

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Answer added by  Wahid ABDAT
1 day ago

Identify and Document Pinpoint specific behaviors and their impact on the team. Record incidents objectively for reference. Private Discussion Schedule a calm, one ... See More