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1 How to Deal With People that Complain a Lot

2 Introduction Some people are naturally positive and optimistic, whereas others tend to see the world in a more negative light and always think the glass is half-empty.

3 Introduction Being around people who complain a lot can be so tiring. Especially when they're complaining about things beyond their control.

4 Complaints Main Examples The weather is too warm/cold. My boss is a jerk. The food is lousy. My work sucks. I am extremely busy today. My company isn't fair.

5 Complainers Main Reasons There are some reason why people complain: –Feeling of unhappiness about themselves or about their lives. –They are immature. –They may have a big ego.

6 Important Chronic Complainers We should not outlaw complaining. But it is a fact that negative people are highly contagious and one chronic complainer can easily get an entire department down.

7 Wrong Ways to Deal with Complainers Cheering them up. Suggesting solutions. Telling them to pull themselves together. Complaining about their negative approach. Confronting or complaining with them.

8 Dealing with Complainers When facing a chronic complainer, realize that you are not the problem, it's the one complaining who has a problem. Don't get involved. Be neutral. Ask the complainer to put their complaint in writing.

9 Dealing with Complainers Think of the complainer as a three year old. If you must walk by the complainers, walk by them with your friends. You will be less of a target.


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