Surviving and Thriving With Difficult People

Life would be easy if it weren’t for other people! Would you like to turn from mad to glad with your colleagues and customers?

Eileen can show you how.

This ninety-minute to three-hour session focuses on improving relationships at work through successfully dealing with people. Using humor and examples, Eileen will guide participants through the process of learning how to defuse anger in themselves and others. They will discover how to identify and understand problem behavior and how to use systematic methods for handling such behaviors.

Participants will also:

Understand techniques for “scripting” and creating rapport

Identify the behavior of difficult people and personal responses to such behaviors

Focus on effective responses to the hostile-aggressive trio

Discover the 4-step model for handling anger on and off the phone

Learn the difference between difficult people and people within a difficult situation

Identify self-management tools for developing rapport and maintaining inner calm and integrity under pressure

Please note: This session can also be interactive; including role-play, phone practice, etc.

Do good by bringing in Eileen to your local community non- profit. Sponsor her for an event and receive acknowledgement by both Eileen and your local non-profit.

“Over two dozen individuals have come to me with incredible praise for your session. In all honesty, I’ve never had the pleasure of attending a seminar more useful and meaningful than yours.”
- Kelley-Clarke, Inc.


Eileen McDargh delivers!

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McDargh Communications
(949) 496-8640
Eileen@EileenMcDargh.com
www.EileenMcDargh.com

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Testimonials

"On behalf of The Canadian Payroll Association and the 2005 Conference delegates, please accept my sincerest thanks for your contribution to the success of our 2005 Conference in Vancouver. Your presentation on "Work for a Living but Still Be Free to Live" was so meaningful for so many of our delegates who feel the stress and pressure of being outstanding employees, managers, parents, daughters or sons, friends etc—all at the same time. Among other things, your thoughtful stories and lessons sent us all away with the resolve to spend more time on the things that truly matter in life—and less time fretting about the things we can't control. Judging from the number of books you sold after your presentation, your words really hit home for so many people!.  I have to tell you what a true pleasure it was to work with you in the planning stages of our conference. You were so flexible and accommodating and dare I say it—so darn to work with. Thank you for making my job so much more pleasant!"
Canadian Payroll Association