How to Deal with a Low-Energy Junior Colleague? #251
Do you ever feel frustrated by your communication with younger colleagues at work? In this episode, we discuss how to approach a junior colleague who produces high-quality work but seems indifferent and unresponsive.
The challenge lies in the fact that energy levels are a private matter.
In the past, one might have directly pointed out a lack of enthusiasm, but today, navigating the nuances of harassment prevention is essential. The hosts share their own experiences and real-life conflicts, reflecting on how far one should tread into delicate areas like personality and mood.
The positive culture specific to the advertising industry is also introduced.
We explore industry habits like "starting on a positive note"—the practice of affirming and complimenting others at the beginning of planning meetings. What is the "beneficial behavior" that mentors raised in such a culture want to pass on to younger staff? It seems there are rational business reasons behind these practices, beyond mere idealism.
The key is commitment, not just outward reactions.
You don't have to force yourself to act cheerful to change your impression significantly; you just need to be mindful of one specific thing. At the end of the episode, the hosts share practical advice on how to build trust while staying true to your own personality. Whether you are struggling with how to talk to your junior colleagues or a young professional looking to improve your own impact, please give this episode a listen.
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