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What's the best way to manage an employee who's causing a negative stir?‎?

if you wanna raise you should consult with employers no matter they are native or not

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Question ajoutée par musa jamshidifar , consult and report writter , Tehran foundation
Date de publication: 2024/12/01
Aidaroos Abdulghani Abdullah Abdulrahman  Abdulrahman
par Aidaroos Abdulghani Abdullah Abdulrahman Abdulrahman , موظف خدمة عملاء , بنك الامل

احتواءة وتعليمه كيفية الانتماء للجهة

Ahmed Saber
par Ahmed Saber , senior mechanical engineer , Orasqualia

1. Identify the Root Cause
  • Listen and Observe: Gather facts about the issue. Speak to other team members or observe the behavior yourself to confirm what’s happening.
  • Assess the Impact: Determine how the employee’s behavior is affecting the team, morale, or work output.
2. Communicate Privately
  • Schedule a Meeting: Arrange a private meeting to discuss the matter.
  • Be Specific: Clearly explain the observed behavior or incidents, focusing on facts, not assumptions or emotions.
  • Ask for Their Perspective: Understand their viewpoint to identify if there’s an underlying issue, such as stress, misunderstanding, or conflict.
3. Set Clear Expectations
  • Reiterate Company Policies: Remind them of professional conduct expectations and how their actions may conflict with these.
  • Define the Desired Behavior: Be clear about what needs to change and why.
4. Provide Support
  • Offer Training or Resources: If the issue stems from skill gaps or workload stress, provide tools or guidance to help.
  • Mediation or Counseling: If conflicts with colleagues are the cause, involve HR for mediation or provide access to counseling services.
5. Document the Process
  • Keep Records: Document the discussions, warnings, and any steps taken to resolve the issue. This protects both you and the organization.
6. Monitor Progress
  • Follow Up Regularly: Check in to ensure the behavior is improving. Provide feedback—positive reinforcement for progress or corrective action if needed.
7. Take Action if Behavior Persists
  • Issue Formal Warnings: If the problem continues, escalate the matter with documented verbal or written warnings.
  • Consider Termination as a Last Resort: If all interventions fail and the negative impact continues, termination might be necessary to protect the team and company culture.

Ahmed mahmoud abd elhafez saleh
par Ahmed mahmoud abd elhafez saleh , رئيس قسم الصيانة , الشركة المصرية للتعدين

Ask him to do tasks that do not affect the work of others and offer him some help if he stumbles upon something.

MAJID Aqeel
par MAJID Aqeel , Anaesthesia specialist , Health department government kpk Pakistan

Try to convince him that I am not your enemy by helping him out in his tasks and reacting positively

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