[header] How to handle people who repeatedly violate boundaries [title] Know that you're in charge. [step] If someone is repeatedly violating a boundary and it is impacting you, you've got to take charge of the situation. As a result, you need to be comfortable with the idea that you're in charge when it comes to resolving that issue.
[header] How to handle people who repeatedly violate boundaries [title] Know that you're in charge. [step] If someone is repeatedly violating a boundary and it is impacting you, you've got to take charge of the situation. As a result, you need to be comfortable with the idea that you're in charge when it comes to resolving that issue.
This will help you to meet the workplace culture and develop some workplace manners. [substeps] Do not physically reinforce or intervene if the person attacks you. One step, however, is having a sense of control. Whether you feel you have control over the situation or not, you have some sense of authority and mastery over it. [substeps] There are really no rules or limits involved. All you need to do is talk it out with someone. [substeps] Tell yourself that you won't be bullied or taken advantage of by anyone. Don't question the validity of your feelings.