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Dealing With Lateness

Started by bbasujon, April 11, 2017, 02:13:24 AM

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Do you have a colleague who regularly arrives late for meetings? It's an annoying habit, and it's even worse if everyone else must wait for him because he's a key person in the decision-making process.

Or perhaps you have a colleague who frequently turns up late at the office, complaining about "nightmare traffic" on her drive to work. Worse still, are you the person who is always late?

Lateness is bad for team productivity or team morale, and it may point to a wider lack of responsibility. So, what can you do to stop it?

This article helps you understand how to stop persistent lateness ? whether you're the guilty party, or it's a member of your team.

https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newHTE_77.htm