be Well: The best way to turn a confrontation into a conversation
Having an uncomfortable conversation at work can be stressful and awkward. But knowing the difference between having a conversation versus a confrontation can help with those unexpected exchanges. Psychology expert and "The Work Happiness Method" author Stella Grizont has some tips.
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