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What will you do, if your subordinate has a problem with
you? How will you deal with this situation
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Answer / zalak shah
i will try to concentrate on my work and try normalize the conditions, if still not solved it out i will talk to him/her and try to find out the solution if possible
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Answer / ps
1. I will have a discussion with him to sort out any misunderstanding.
First time casually and if it doesn't work out then formally.
2. If point 1 doesn't work, and it effects the project, i can promise him the reward for his cooperation.
3. It is very unlikely that point no. 2 will work, if so, i will escalate it to the upper management or resource manager.
4. If point 3 doesn't bring any change,and this is effecting my project in a great deal and I don't have a chance for replacement.
I will have to work on him secretly. Everyone has a week point or a past, I would better use his past or any hidden truth against him till the project ends.
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Answer / hari thapliyal
1. Show caring by any mean
2. Meet personally and listen
3. Ask for propsed solutions and give solution
4. Come to a conclusion
5. Seek Commitment to adhere to the guidelines
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Answer / vijay macharla
i will sort out the problem with him ASAP by having a
meeting with him.I will try to understand his view and help
him to understand the situation why the problem occured
with him.If he is not correct in his openion i wil warn him
and if he is right i will change my strategy and make him
happy by encouraging him by applying his thoughts in the
project.
I always open for good suggestions at any stage of project
from any body from project.I will be really hard and tough
on them who are not doing their job right and try to create
problem with in the team and spoiling the team work.
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Answer / surender yadav
I would have a patient listening with him. Since project
activities are similar to compartments. Hence frustrations
and anxiety shall be a routine attribute to these
individual compartments. It would be better to explain him
the entire project and his position in the Chain. After all
each of weak chain has to be identified and strenghtened.
The symptons of weak chain may be frustations, blame game
etc. So this would help.
Having a regular meeting with project team helps to ease out
and smoothen the functioning.
However seldom 360 reporting is required and the
subordinate has the right to approach the management.
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Answer / vaibhav
I will try to uderstand him, if lealy some mistake happen
by me, definatly i improve it. but, yet he cant understand
then i trasfer the dicition to our head
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Answer / sundar g pmp(r)
First, I would have not allowed happening such situation. I
try to make everyone happy with me.
If the situation happened beyond my control. First I’ll
analyze current status project he is working with, the
importance of his role, and the time frame I have to solve
the issue. Then I select one of the following conflict
resolution techniques in the order.
Confronting
Compromising
Avoiding
Smoothing
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