How to Be a Better Co-Worker
- 5 video lessons
- 42 minutes of class content
- Streaming access on desktop and mobile browsers
- 100% satisfaction guarantee
You canât be successful at work if you donât have strong, positive relationships with your colleagues. But thatâs easier said than done. Sometimes weâre confronted with challenging coworkers, superiors, direct reports or clients who test our patience. And sometimes we donât always behave in the most productive ways.
This course teaches you specific behaviors to help you build and maintain good relationships at work, even under the most stressful conditions. Youâll discover that while we donât always get to choose who we work with or how they behave, we do get to choose how we respond.
In this class, youâll learn how to:
- Use seven basic behavior standards to maintain good relationships at work.
- Handle difficult work relationships.
- Give effective critical and positive feedback.
- Test your basic assumptions about workplace civility.
- Avoid the most common etiquette mistakes.
- Have difficult conversations with coworkers.
- Behave well in meetings, whether youâre an organizer or a participant.
Course Instructor
Daniel Post Senning
Daniel Post Senning is the great-great grandson of Emily Post and a co-author of Emily Postâs Etiquette, 19th edition and The Etiquette Advantage in Business, 3rd edition. He is also the author of Manners in a Digital World: Living Well Online.