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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I like pulling "i cant understand you when youre so emotional" on the yellers. Men tend to have hilarious reactions
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My favorite response to rudeness is to keep a neutral expression and say “What makes you say that?” in a politely inquisitive tone. This puts them on the spot to explain WHY they said that, which they usually can’t. 😂
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I've never met someone who was rude to this extent and actually WAITED for a reply. It's usually either said in a endless string of comments or they walk away.
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My husband had a coworker like this and people just started to treat him like a toddler 'thank you for your input, now let's move on shall we?'
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Being upfront and confrontational yet professional really sends a message. People who are rude have either never been confronted or truely are crazy! Confront people at your own risk
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I just had this lingering vengeful thought of sitting and silence, and then going, "...Wanna try that again?"
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My favourite was my mother to a new personnel manager (she’s a lawyer he’s a paralegal aka: mom outranks him, he didn’t know that) he acted rude and my mother just went “I’ll let it slide because you’re new here but that is not how we talk to each other or clients”
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Oh!! I need this! I have recently encountered the rude management type person and have been trying to find a good but neutral way to push back. I’m using this!!
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Im a medical receptionist and often get yelled at for things that have nothing to do with me eg a prescription that was written wrong or a referral that has been sent to a specialist and that specialist hasn't contacted the patient yet. My response is often to leave a pause while i gather my composure. I then say to them something along the lines of 'i didnt cause your problem but i am here to help fix it. When you can speak to me respectfully then i can help you.' if they continue yelling il tell them im going to end the call but they can call back when theyre feeling calmer. The trick is to finish all sentences regardless of when or how the other person interrupts. It often makes them feel silly for yelling and means i have the right to hang up since ive properly informed them why the conversation is getting cut short.
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Please do more of these dealing with rude co-workers
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As an asperger, I really appreciate that you gave me a good answer to copy and answer to rude people ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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all gangsta until this “rude person” becomes your manager.
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I would be just stay quiet, acting like I didn't hear them.
"Sorry, what was that?"
They come back being rude again?
"Sorry, what did you say?"
Again.
"Can you repeat that?"
Passive aggressive? Faybe. Would it work? Eventually.
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Your EFFORTLESS, NATURAL acting is what makes these videos so much more informative 😮😮 love
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lol I’m often told I have a “golden retriever” personality; a generally happy go lucky friendly and easy to approach kinda attitude. I smile a lot and can seem air headed but I can guarantee you I’m listening.
I use this trick often but my favorite part is when I suddenly drop the smile and pause just a little longer than you did. Most people get real quiet real quick 😂 and then I go back to smiling like nothing ever happened usually it confuses the crap outta of them enough to get their composure back.
But other than that it really depends on context. If something is seriously important and it was messed up then they have every right to be upset but I can’t help if we fight. And then there are fanatics; just can’t reason with a fanatic better off just giving them what they want( as long as it’s not too much) or ignoring them until they had enough and go away
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Our city administrator screams&yells.She yelled at me saying,"what's your problem with yelling." my thoughts were, it's very unprofessional & an uneducated form of communication. Just didn't know how to respond verbally,so I said nothing. Another coworker stated she felt like being corrected like a child.
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I feel like just looking at them in stunned silence is good too. Gives you time to calm down and think of a response, and makes them think or worry about your reply.
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Thank you ❤ good timing ❤ even when you're stuff is not relevant in the moment, I keep it in mind for future. I love youtube, your channel is a wonderful resource and I think it's very needed because there's a lot of workplaces that are toxic because of management and this will help change the workplace world so those toxic bosses finally get held accountable ❤
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Rude people who would instinctively respond like that immediately don't care. 😂They will double down and make you feel even dumber. I respond rudely, too. I refuse to be the bigger person
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@caseygreyson4178
4 weeks ago
I did something like this once. I waited and said “is that how you normally speak to people?” And they responded with an “excuse me?!” So I once again waited and instead of rephrasing or panicking, I just repeated “is that how your normally speak to people?” They were silent for a few seconds before apologizing and restating their concerns in a much more polite way.
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