2.0 CPE We’ve all been there, trying to reason with an incredibly difficult person. The situation proves frustrating, maddening, and sometimes even frightening. The truth is you can’t reason with an unreasonable person. However, there are proven techniques to better manage such dicey situations.
The difficult business issues that arose in 2020 and will certainly continue into 2023 and beyond, make this an even more difficult issue to handle. Often, professionals resort to changing positions or moving to another area. However, difficult people are everywhere. It might be possible to avoid the 1st one or two difficult people, but how about the 3rd, 5th, 10th person you encounter? Hiding isn't a permanent solution. So rather than turning to some drastic decisions each time, why not equip yourself with the skills to deal with them?
There are tactics that professionals can use with your boss, a customer, a family member, even a stranger. Keep in mind: The closer your relationship with the person, the more knowledge you’ll have of what will best work to calm things down.
When you're dealing with a person behaving unreasonably, the fear response center in your brain is going to be activated. It's up to you to engage your conscious mind in order to defuse the situation. Some of these tips are general, suggesting a mindset to cultivate.
During this course we will examine some of the most successful techniques experts have identified to utilize when working with difficult people. Some of these tactics may be difficult at first but when you know the situation, understand the people involved, the tactics can effectively help de-escalate the issue and provide a sense of calm to the discussion.
Who Should Attend
All organizations, employees, management, staff, vendors, and board members.
Topics Covered
- Most successful techniques experts have identified to utilize when working with difficult people
- Recognize the situation
- Understand the people involve
- Tactics can effectively help de-escalate the issue
Learning Objectives
- Identify the "signs" that you may be dealing with a difficult person.
- Recognize and evaluate your own role in the relationship and what may be causing difficulty on your side.
- Discover and describe tips for communicating with difficult people.
- Identify how to de-escalate a toxic issue.
- Identify the most effective tactics to utilize when dealing with difficult people.
Last updated/reviewed: March 19, 2024
193 Reviews (927 ratings)
Reviews
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
I really enjoyed this course. It provided some great tips for communicating with difficult people. Will definitely be using some of these tactics.
Anonymous
(Senior Director Internal Audit)
Excellent Corse. The instructor did a wonderful job of explaining the concepts and provided real life examples of how to implement actions.
Anonymous
()
It's a great course to learn how to engage with difficult people in your daily life.
MAUREEN WALSH
(Sr Acct at kd)
this course met expecatations and fulfills requirements for continuing education
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
An interesting course with valuable insight to apply in real world situations.
Anonymous
(Controller)
This was a practical approach that was applicable in many situations.
Anonymous
(MD)
very interesting course to learn alternative actions
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
I just went through a difficult situation and thus was taking this class so as to understand how I handled the whole situation. This is a great course and very helpful. I will definitely come back to review the slides from time to time. When Lynn mentioned that we should really pat ourselves on the back for handling the difficult situation, I truly felt relieved. My family and friends could not understand my decision of disconnect with the gangs of difficult leaders, perhaps perceiving me as a loser; however, Lynn appears to really understand what I went through and her lecture covers all aspects of this kind of situation. I recommend this course to anyone who needs it!
Margo Palmer
( at NA)
We are all difficult people at one point or another in our lives, and we have all dealt with difficult people in our personal lives and at work. Thus, we can all benefit from Ms. Fountain’s lecture on dealing with difficult people. It contained good suggestions for remaining above the fray and working to keep ourselves open to improving working relationships when others make getting along difficult. A great class!
Anonymous
(VP, WFM and BusTech)
A great refresher course for dealing with challenging people, which can be applied in the workplace or personal settings. The facilitator shared many great suggestions for defusing and de-escalating situations where emotions often run high, as well as useful tactics and tips for leading a crucial conversation. I would recommend this course for anyone in a management or leadership position!
Anonymous
(Sr Accountant Lead)
I believe this course would be helpful to all in the workplace and also in their personal lives. This course is a reminder that most, if not all people can be difficult at times. It's important to look within and at the other person with care, concern and control when trying to determine the cause for the person being difficult.
Anonymous
(Senior Manager Risk Advisory &am..)
The PPT was very useful and contributed to achieving the goal. However, I believe that the duration of the course should be extended to a minimum of three hours instead of one, in order to better review and memorize the material received. This would help you approach and pass the final exam. Thank you.
Anonymous
(Bookkeeper)
This course really made me stop and think about my own reactions to situations at work. The instructor provides a complete checklist on how to communicate with people in your work environment. The instructor gives tips on actions to avoid and de-escalating tense situations. I found it informative.
Anonymous
(Internal Auditor Chasing New Opportuniti..)
Concrete, actionable advice that not only helps us manage our relationships with personalities that come across as difficult, but leads us to confront how we ourselves have demonstrated problematic attitudes and behaviors. Delivered in a manner that reflects the calmness and self-control recommended.
Anonymous
(Controller)
This course caused me to think about looking at myself first during a difficult or confrontational situation with co-workers. Furthermore, I have to look past the person's emotions to see what is really going on and get to the root of the problem before I make any moves to diffuse the issue.
Anonymous
(Accounting Officer)
This was a helpful module for life - at work and away from work. We all encounter difficult people in many different settings. And we are all difficult people at some point in our lives. This is mostly common sense guidance but it's nice to have it presented for confirmation.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
Great course in identifying the different types of difficult people. I would have liked more insight on how to deal with difficult people who have more than one type of difficult personality. Regardless, the tips on communicating with difficult people will be helpful.
Anonymous
(Assurance Specialist)
Thanks Lynn! I've been dealing with difficult stakeholders this year and trying to get a message through felt almost impossible. This course helps by providing tactics to deal with difficult people and I will be definitely testing them out during my daily activities.
Kelsey Kauffman
(Senior Financial Analyst at Square Space)
I liked how it used examples to help me relate it back to experiences I might be having on my team. This was good for me to understand the real-life applicability of different ways to respond in certain situations. I also found the instructor to be well informed!
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
It really seems like this could have been a 20-minute course. A lot of the same information is restated throughout, and I feel like a lot of it was already common sense. I suppose it is a good refresher course, though, if someone wanted to remind themselves.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Although I consider myself somewhat able to deal with difficult people, I realize a lot of that has been guessing and learning over time. This course does a good job of using some psychological foundations to take some of the guesswork out of the matter.
Anonymous
(Consultant)
The recommendations on how to deal with difficult people are something you can use in all aspects of your life. I recognize sometimes my behavior may contribute to someone else's bad behavior and reminded me to be more self aware. Enjoyed this course
Anonymous
(CPA)
This instructor was entertaining and engaging and brought a great deal of common sense and practicality to this topic. The course could have been condensed to around 1 hour, with more use of stories instead of bullet points to illustrate the concepts.
Anonymous
()
Lynn Fountain's lessons are consistently thorough and give thought-provoking examples. I particularly appreciated that what to do and what not to do actions were presented with the different types of difficult personalities throughout this course.
Anonymous
(Director of Accounting)
Very helpful course.
I Especially liked the way the course covers all types of difficult personalities and the helpful tips for dealing with them. I espevially liked the analysis and advice on the Princess and the passive aggressive types.
Maya Walker
(Global Controller at Fourth Enterprises)
helpful reminders in how to deal with challenging people in the workforce. it's important to
address issues head on, however knowing how to do that appropriately and effectively is challenging
so getting a tune up in this area is helpful
Anonymous
(Advisor)
In this post-Covid era, politics, while not appropriate in the work place, has been on the rise to become personal and divisive. Due to this, there is more and more of a need to just have reminders on how to navigate these interactions.
Kelsi Nuttle
(Accounting Project Manager at Southern Veterinary Partners)
This was a very good basic management course for those dealing with difficult people. The course gave examples on how to identify difficult people (and the varying kinds) as well as how to approach them in the most professional way.
Anonymous
(retired)
The class is basic but a good review nevertheless. It surprised me that the test had some questions that were not addressed specifically in the material. However, you can apply common sense. Overall, an easy to listen to course.
Anonymous
(Retired)
I liked how she gave examples she had in her real work life. It was very interesting. Sometimes she talked a little slow. I wish it went a little faster. Some of the slides had typos as well, but overall I would recommend it.
Anonymous
(CPA)
This had a lot of great content, and I like the real-life situations given as well as examples of what to say. I would love to actually watch a fictional difficult conversation broken down to help make the concepts more tangible.
Anonymous
(Finance Manager)
This course was full of helpful content and went into some great ideas in detail. Dealing with difficult people is always a challenge. The information was based on sound research and depth of understanding and experience. Thanks.
Anonymous
(Corporate Controller)
Great course with good, practical examples of dealing with a variety of personalities. Suggestion for a next course might be adding a section on navigating generational differences, but this topic almost transcends that, too.
Anonymous
(Consultant)
There are concepts that are always worthy of review and this course covers a lot of them. Dealing with difficult people can be a daily occurrence with large teams, cross -functional teams, and when working through change.
Connor McHugh
(Senior Accountant at Silicon Ranch Corporation)
Solid overview on how to manage difficult people and techniques you can use to help soften the situations. Feels like we will all run into these situations at some point in our careers so helpful to obtain this knowledge.
Anonymous
(CPA)
I appreciated the reminder to check your own thoughts/behaviors before assuming the other person is the problem. We all have ways we can grow in how we communicate with others, especially with difficult people.
Anonymous
(CFO)
The course gave good information. I think it could be improved if it gave some real life examples or even short videos of interactions that would drive home the information that was presented in the course.
Sarah Anchecta
(ACM Accountant at Houton Methodist)
This course was very helpful in giving advise on how to deal with difficult people. I enjoyed the real-life examples, it was helpful to hear about how situations played out in a real-life work environment.
Anonymous
(Retired)
The instructor did a good job walking through the usual information. This is a good refresher course, and I suspect it would be very effective for those who haven't had previous training in this area.
Anonymous
(Controller)
This was a very interesting course. I liked the personal examples of situations the instructor has gone through. This course for dealing with difficult people is useful for work and in regular life.
Ben Cudlip
(Staff Accountant at Omaze)
Learned a lot about how to deal with difficult people. Very helpful information. Will help me be a better listener. Recommended for people who have someone at their work who is difficult to deal with.
Anonymous
(CFO)
A great course for anyone in a managerial position. There are many great tips and tricks that I learned in this course that I will keep in mind for the next round of performance reviews at my company.
Reva Westbrook
( at Fortis Life Sciences)
This was a great course and delved into many different areas on how to deal with a difficult person. The instructor was very knowledgeable and used personal experiences as examples that helped.
Robin Cava
(Senior Accountant, CPA at CommonSpirit Health / DignityHealth/ CPA..)
I enjoyed the course and she has a pleasant mentoring voice. The final exam question choices seemed awkward though with some options including multiple answers and some as None of the Above.
Justin Goff
(Accounting Manager at Charter Communications)
I learned a lot of different strategies on how to deal with difficult people and liked how Lynn broke down different steps and ideas. As a new manager, I now I have different tips and ideas.
Anonymous
(Corporate Controller)
Very good reminder of what we can do to dealing with difficult people. Heaven knows that there is no way of avoiding this. There is always one or two. This was really good course to take.
Anonymous
()
Instructor presented materials in a way that kept my focus. Managers as well as nonsupervisors would benefit from this course. I think these techniques can be used in every day life.
Brad Nielsen
(None at None)
Lynn did a fantastic job of identifying the various types of people and specific recommendations for how to deal with each type. I wish all of our employees would take this course!
Anonymous
(Assistant Controller)
This course is great. I can utilize communication tactics to prevent the difficult situation before it starts. It does give me some tips for communicating with difficult people.
Anonymous
(Internal Audit Manager)
This is something that we can all relate to and I thought overall this was an interesting course. I also appreciated the speaker's own experiences woven into this course as well.
Anonymous
(N/A)
The instructor provided a very helpful roadmap in working with difficult personalities. The suggestions and guidance are excellent. The information was presented in good detail.
Anonymous
()
I am sure we all have people at work that can be difficult. This was useful information on how to best address these potentially tense situations that can arise in the workplace.
Anonymous
(Accounting Manager)
This course was very helpful as the instructor pulls together many sources that she gives the reference for further reading, however, she consicly provides the key take-aways.
Katrina Suggs
(Supervisory Auditor at U.S Department of Veterans Affair – De..)
Great class and information. I will be able to use the information in this class to become a better communicator for my team and handle difficult situations and personalities.
Fides Bernales
(Collector at Yelp)
I liked all of the names she put the difficult people under. This course was easy to understand and will really help me to be more empathetic towards people and co-workers.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
Could have been better; i.e. provide examples for situations and how to de-escalate things. I think situational examples would be much better and serve as a great example
Anonymous
(Internal Auditor)
The course contains an interesting technique. I also made some conclusions: Actively listen to your interlocutor, ask questions that will help clarify the main problem
Anonymous
(Manager, Financial Shared Services)
The instructors examples from her own personal experience were helpful. Might consider more comprehensive "case study" type example where both sides would be explored.
Jake Laptad
(Senior Associate at Grant Thornton)
I think this was great advice. In my manager role, overseaing three people it is important to communicate effectively and ensure they are on the same page with goals.
Anonymous
()
I wish there was more discussion around dealing with difficult people when they are your superior. It was mentioned briefly, but those are more difficult to manage.
Anonymous
()
Always enjoyed Lynn's courses! I liked the smooth flow and the variety of what constitutes a difficult person and how to effectively address interacting with them.
Anonymous
(Financial Reporting Manager)
Easy and informative course. Most of the information wasn’t new but it was a good reminder for me. I would recommend to everyone who has to interact with others.
Anonymous
(EVP)
thorough overview of a complex topics. instructor provided practical and logical methods and tactics to assist with handling situations with difficult people.
John Clifton
(President at Owl Creek Holdings)
A good reminder of techniques for dealing with difficult people. I think that some of these topics could be misunderstood by people earlier in their careers.
Anonymous
(Finance and Accounting Consultant)
This is an interesting course. We face interpersonal relationships at work all the time, and this course covers how some of those interaction can be fraught.
Anonymous
()
This presenter made the material easy to approach and apply. I expect this will help course will help me to deal better with difficult people in the future.
Maxwell Hassenstein
( at NeoGenomics)
Dealing with difficult personalities is inevitable at some point in our careers. This was a great roadmap on how to respond in those workspace situations.
Anonymous
(Owner)
Excellent webinar! I de tidying the different characteristics of a difficult person then prociding direction to deal with the individual was very helpful..
Anonymous
(Senior Consultant)
You do not realize how applicable these lessons are to professional business life until you are actually out of school and in the workforce. Great course.
Derek Ettinger
( at GP Fund Solutions, LLC)
Some really great tips on dealing with others. Based on the information in this course, I will need to adjust how I interact with difficult individuals.
Anonymous
(Director)
This is great course. Learned a lot of ways that I can apply on a daily basis when dealing with difficult people.
The course is very well organized.
Anonymous
()
This is very helpful and helps improve emotional intelligence and dealing with different personalities not just in the work space but also personal life
Antonio Fernandez Floro
(Regional Project Lead for Europe and Afr.. at Kirche Jesu Christi HLT (D),)
iT COVERS SOME VERY SUBJECTS IN A VERY SHORT PERIOD OF TIME. I THINK IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN SPLIT INTO 7 DIFFERENT CURSE TO GIVE IT DEPTH AND MORE MEANING
Anonymous
(Finance Manager)
I thought it was very well organized and enjoyed how the techniques were broken down. I will certainly recommend the course to friend and colleagues.
Anonymous
(Bonding Manager)
We all have been faced with uncomfortable conversations at some point in our lives. The course has very helpful and straight forward suggestions.
Ethan Young
(Assistant Controller at Lunda Construction Company)
This is a good course to take if you are in a leadership role like Controller. Being a good leader is paramount to being a successful Controller.
Anonymous
()
Found this course informative about how to handle difficult people as a manager. Touched on several scenarios that can be immediately applied.
Anonymous
(Snr Accounting Consultant, CPA)
Professor Lynn - thank for yet another important course for all work places. The content of this course is real -dealing with difficult people.
Anonymous
()
Such a difficult topic to address. Thank you for the ideas. It also helped highlight ways in which I may be proving difficult to work with.
Kim Benson
( at Health Systems Management, Inc.)
Good tips. A lot of the tips for the various types of difficult people were the same. Good definition of a passive/aggressive personality.
Anonymous
()
Overall good content and advice on how to approach those difficult situations with difficult people in an appropriate and effective way.
Teresa Williams
(Accountant III at Dekalb County School District)
Great class! Really enjoyed the topic, it's something everyone can benefit from because all of us deal with difficult people in life!
Anonymous
(Senior Tax Associate)
I thought this was a thorough and helpful course as a manager who deals with many different types of personalities on a daily basis.
Anonymous
(Director, Governance)
Great course which provides excellent tips on communicating with certain difficult personalities and how to de-escalate situations.
Anita Milas Caktaš
(Director, Internal Audit at International Medical Corps)
Very interesting and educational course that gives additional input to consider in conversation and different types of personalities
Kathleen Fite
(Manager at Cordia Partners)
This course is relevant to every day life and offers some really practical knowledge and tactics for handling specific situations.
Anonymous
()
Great course! Very thoughtful. I was really quite pleased with the content and have no doubt I can apply it to my daily work life.
Anonymous
(Controller)
I appreciated the emphasis on establishing professional communication patterns. Great communication tips to deal with conflicts.
Anonymous
(Director)
Course had a lot of good real life examples of difficult employees and how to deal with the situation and employees themselves.
Kim Devore
(HR, Associate Director at Browne Consulting)
The slide content is great, the instructor communicates the content a bit slowly. Can be hard to stay engaged in the training.
Kathleen Busk Varas
(Principal Financial Consultant at V Ventures Consulting)
Well presented in a balanced fashion. Great suggestions for handling difficult people and de-escalating difficult situations.
Anonymous
(Auditor)
This was a really great course. This course offered some great tips on how to deal with people with difficult personalities.
Anonymous
(Financial Controller)
Helpful for the workplace with real-life senarios. Well laid out slide presentation. Content easy to follow and understand.
Anonymous
(-)
This is a CPE course on dealing with difficult people. It's fairly practical material. There are some helpful takeaways.
Anonymous
(CFO)
This was a good course that provided several examples and situations of with difficult people and how to deal with them.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
thank you. the course is very informative and I could use all the techniques in real life immediately. would recommend
Nicole Gordon
( at D&D Ingredients, LLC)
Enjoyed learning about how to deal with difficult people and what role I may play and how to de-escalate the situation.
Anonymous
(Treasury Director)
This was a great course on human relations. Lynn gives real-life experiences she has had to corroborate her lessons.
Liam Gordon
(Dash 8 First Officer at Central Mountain Air)
Good overview of the soft skills involved in dealing with difficult people. Helpful in a variety of circumstances.
Bob Perry
(Regional Controller at Novelis)
It was a good course - a good review of dealing with difficult employees. The instructor and slides were clear.
Anonymous
(Director of Customer Support)
Wonderful tips and discussions about different personality traits and how to help create better communication.
Anonymous
(Internal Control Officer)
Useful to move away from technical course and explore more soft skills-related areas. Good trainer as always.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Interesting course. Information that is not only good for work, but can also be applied to your daily life.
Anonymous
()
Good course, gives a lot of suggestions and food for thought. Something we all need at one time or another.
Really good helpful tips to deal with people in workplace environment. I liked the course and the examples.
David Robertson
(N/A at N/A)
Good session overall. I found the concepts enlightening and worth of the refresher. Key skills to master.
Anonymous
(Director)
Good practical tips and strategies for identifying and handling difficult personalities in your workplace
JOSHUA OLUSEGUN ALUKO
(- at -)
Good course, very comprehensive and easy to understand, will be a good course for managers and employees.
James Chuang
(Compliance Officer at Silverton Casino Hotel)
Good course that covers a common challenge in workplaces. Presents some thoughtful ideas and solutions.
Anonymous
(Director Finance)
Good advice and steps to consider. The slides were nicely laid out to use as references in the future.
Carissa Donley
( at Compass Group)
Would like more focus on how to handle situations and not necessarily how to identify difficult people
Anonymous
(Contract specialist)
Its a good refresher. Honest I have found its good to take these sorta classes for interview skills.
Anonymous
(CFO)
pretty fluffy course but went by quickly and exam was not too difficult, real tactics were a bit weak
Anonymous
()
Great overview if you are dealing with some difficulties in the workplace or in your personal life.
Anonymous
(Chief Growth Officer)
Great course that will definitely come in handy when dealing with not only colleagues, but clients!
Anonymous
()
loved the examples and details of this lesson. Helps put into perspective situations in real life.
Stephen Leitz
(Owner and Founder at Workforce 2080 LLC)
Great class. I enjoy Lynn's courses. This is always a good topic to explore as it is a tough one.
Joseph Tregellas
( at TriNet)
This course had good insights into how to think before acting when dealing with difficult people.
Nanette Strennen
( at Certco, Inc.)
I enjoyed this course and will use what I learned as a people leader and maybe at home as well.
Ningjie Tang
( at Dentsu China Investment Limited)
a bit long, and would be better if more concisely organized, overall it is still a good course.
Daniel Ridings
( at Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food..)
Very helpful class. Was an excellent reminder of how to deal with all kinds of difficult people.
Jill Todd
(staff accountant at The Cooper Group)
Overall course was good, slides were not the best source for study guide in order to pass test.
Sandra Heelan
(CPA, CFE, MBA at None)
Great information on dealing with difficult people. Good presentation, appropriate length.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Very helpful and useful information that I am sure to use often! Thank you, Lynn Fountain :-)
Anonymous
(CFO)
This was an informative course. The instructor is engaging and made the course interesting.
Anonymous
()
Great overall course for business and life! Every company should have a course like this.
Scott Anderton
(CFO at HCA)
Lynn is always an effective teacher and we all come across these personalities in our work
Anonymous
()
..........................................................................................
Anonymous
(None)
helpful for when dealing with people who are not easy to deal with. I am glad i took it.
Anonymous
(Controller)
very helpful material and insightful for dealing with difficult persons and situations.
Anonymous
(VP, Corporate Controller)
Good overview, but I have to speed up the video since the instructor speaks very slowly
Anonymous
(Chair)
Useful course for understanding personalities and resolving difficulties in the office
Anonymous
()
Yes it was a usrgul courde but i do thknk animsyion coulx make it more understsndable.
Anonymous
()
Fantastic course and pretty eye opening. I feel it had some very actionable content.
Anonymous
(Property Accounting Manager)
Helpful although a bit general. A few more examples would have been more helpful.
Anonymous
(Manager, SEC Reporting)
I feel like this course is a good reminder on to deal with different personalities.
Lisa Kyne
( at Narcisi & Company, P.C.)
There are alot of jerks out there. Figuring out how to handle them is key to life.
Anonymous
()
There were grammatical errors in the exam questions and materials, but good topic.
Anonymous
(HR Director)
Very informative, a lot of great ideas and references to the additional resources.
Mary-Ann Anyikam
(Manager - Compliance and Risk Management at HP)
Good reminders on how to deal with difficult personalities. Appreciate the tips.
Anonymous
(CPA)
I really like this instructor, however, this course wasn’t one of my favorites.
Anonymous
(Finance Manager)
This is a great course for learning how to manage difficult personalities!!!!
Amy Lyle
( at Denbury Resources)
great class on how to deal with difficult people. Helpful in many situations
Stacy Strackbein
( at DYNAMIC SYSTEMS, INC)
well thought out ideas, well spoken individual. would recommend this course.
Sophia Kasozi
(- at City of Edmonton)
Very engaging presentation on the basics of conflict resolution.
Thank you.
Anonymous
()
This is a great course to learn about dealing with difficult personalities.
Anonymous
(accountant)
Great overview of soft skills and how to communicate with difficult people.
Anonymous
()
Good basic knowledge of how to deal with difficult co-workers (primarily).
Anonymous
()
Great Course and tells you how to deal with situations with difficult people
Patrick Green
( at Patro)
Useful course and content on dealing with difficult working relationships.
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Great course, clear and concise, would recommend others to take this course
Eric Bade
( at Star Group)
Trickier than expected, good to learn how to deal with difficult employees.
Anonymous
()
Good information and solutions offering to dealing with difficult people.
Anisha Gomes
(Managing Director at CNM LLP)
The course had some good tips to help with dealing with difficult people.
Anonymous
()
I believe that this course would be valuable for any person in any field.
Anonymous
(Director)
very helpful content, definitely can apply those in real-life situations
Patricia Ivy
( at Byram Properties)
Nice overview and some practical methods of handling difficult people.
Anonymous
()
Provides a number of good insights for dealing with difficult situations
Anonymous
(Director)
optionaloptionaloptionaloptionaloptionaloptionaloptionaloptionaloptional
Anonymous
()
Very informative course. I recommend to other, not much to commemt on.
Melissa McDonald
(Regulatory Auditor at CBP DHS GOV)
Useful information in dealing with difficult people in the workplace.
Anonymous
(Internal control officer)
This course gives real life tactics on how to de-escalate conflicts.
Anonymous
(Internal control officer)
This course gives real life tactics on how to de-escalate conflicts.
Anonymous
(Senior Internal Auditor)
Insightful course in dealing with those difficult staff personalities
John Roberts
(Analyst at Mizuho)
Help techniques to deal with difficult presonalizties on your teams.
Anonymous
(Director)
loys of good reminders. good tips on dealing with difficult people.
Anonymous
(Consultant)
We all know people that are difficult to understand and work with.
Anonymous
()
This course information was presented in a clear and consice way.
Anonymous
(Controller)
Easy to understand. Brings up good examples of real situations.
Anonymous
(Finance Manager)
Great refresher and useful information. Will take again one day.
Anonymous
(Senior, SEC Reporting)
fantastic discussion on soft skills required from a good manager
Anonymous
(Managing Director)
It is very interesting topic and good slides and exam questions.
Robert Ballinger
(director of finance at Hands On Atlanta)
Very helpful hints and Lynn is as always, is a great presenter.
Valerie Endy
(Controller at Sentric HR)
Excellent information and given in a clear and consice manner
Joshua Thomas
(Senior Auditor at CBP DHS GOV)
Great tools when dealing with difficult people! Very helpful!
Anonymous
(Internal Auditor)
Great content and easy to follow. Would definitely recommend.
Anonymous
(Controller)
great coursegreat coursegreat coursegreat coursegreat course
Anonymous
(Director Marketing Strategy)
Great soft skills course on dealing with difficult people.
Anonymous
(Corporate Controller)
Loved the course, lots of examples and useful strategies.
Anonymous
()
Presenter was thorough and course content was appropriate.
John Checki
(CPA at John Checki Jr. CPA CFP CRC)
Wow, what a timely topic, lovely techniques. Thank You.
Christopher Hole
(Director of Internal Audit at Roseburg Forest Products)
Good summary as usual, with actionable recommendations.
Anonymous
()
Good overview of techniques to manage difficult people.
Anonymous
(AR specialist)
great course. learned a lot. instructor was really good
Inna Shmukler
(Controller at Fornetix LLC)
Informative course, very well organized and presented.
Clayton Armfield
(Senior Financial Analyst at Stryker)
The materials could have been clearer and more concise
Kelly Brinker
( at Financial Planning Supervisor)
Great course! Enjoyed doing a non-technical training.
Anonymous
(Director - Billing Data Integrity)
I really liked the course. It was very informative.
Anonymous
(CPA)
Good course about dealing with difficult situations.
Jennifer Martinez
( at Goldstein Enterprises Inc)
Helpful information - enjoyed the learning format.
Anonymous
()
lynn is the best, she knows how to deliver knowledge
Anonymous
(CFO)
Good advice in dealing with difficult personalities.
Anonymous
()
Great course, thanks a lot, I really appreciate it.
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Foundational
No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course.
Education Provider Information
Company:
Illumeo, Inc., 75 East Santa Clara St., Suite 1215, San Jose, CA
95113
Contact:
For more information regarding this course, including complaint and
cancellation policies, please contact our offices at (408) 400- 3993 or send an e-mail to
.
Course Questions and Answers1 Question
There are no questions. Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Lynn FountainCPA, CGMA, CRMA, MBA, cPIA, Consultant, Author, Trainer
About Illumeo
Platform
Resources
Contact Us
- Email: info@illumeo.com
- Phone: 408-400-3993
- Adress: 1608 W Campbell
- Av #221, Campbell, CA 95008
© 2024 Illumeo, Inc.