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Dealing With Constantly Complaining Coworkers

By Lorie Reichel-Howe

Quite frankly, the majority of us complain about work because it’s work. We are all guilty of doing so at some point. But coworkers who repeatedly complain and make no effort to address and resolve issues are “stuck.” If you work with a chronic complainer, you may feel like you are held hostage to their negative mumblings. Rest assured, you can prevent being taken hostage to negativity.

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Interview With Lorie Reichel-Howe By Women In Technology International

Interview By Brooke Lazer

At the core of today's business problems are "challenging people behaviors." Often, people are recruited and promoted into leadership and management positions because of their technical (hard) skills. While they may be intellectual wonders in technology or subject area experts, they are a relational management disaster risk. 

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Addressing Workplace Gossip Without Getting Sucked In

By Lorie Reichel-Howe

​I’ve heard it said that the way employees communicate either makes or breaks an organization. Spoken words are powerful as they contain the ability to help or harm others. One form of communication: gossip, is a killer of workplace culture. The way managers and employees respond to gossip either safeguards or erodes workplace culture.

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Divert Disaster, Delete that Email and Dialogue

By Lorie Reichel-Howe

​​While email has made workplace communication efficient, there are times when face-to-face conversations are needed. At these times, defaulting to email is risky and may result in workplace nightmares.

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