Dealing with people you can't stand – with Dr. Rick Brinkman

This episode of The ShiftShapers Podcast is called "Dealing With People You Can't Stand – with Dr. Rick Brinkman." Today, host and Chief Transformation…

By David Saltzman | April 13, 2020 at 12:41 PM

This episode of The ShiftShapers Podcast is called "Dealing With People You Can't Stand – with Dr. Rick Brinkman." Today, host and Chief Transformation Strategist David Saltzman and Rick talk about bringing out the best in people by first understanding intent and criteria.

With these, and the knowledge of 13 archetypes of people you can't stand, it becomes much easier to understand where they are coming from and to communicate what you want to tell them effectively.

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