
Difficult employees can consume a disproportionate amount of a manager’s time, energy, and attention. Whether the issue involves poor performance, disruptive behavior, resistance to change, workplace conflict, negativity, attitude problems, or failure to meet expectations, knowing how to respond effectively is an essential leadership skill.
Ignoring the problem can allow it to grow. Addressing it poorly can create even greater conflict, damage morale, reduce productivity, and potentially expose the organization to unnecessary risk.
This practical and engaging webinar will help managers, supervisors, and leaders develop the confidence and skills needed to address challenging employee situations professionally and effectively. Participants will learn how to identify the real issue, communicate expectations clearly, conduct difficult conversations, manage conflict, document concerns, and take appropriate action while maintaining professionalism and productive working relationships.
Rather than avoiding difficult employees or allowing challenging behavior to dominate the workplace, leaders will gain practical strategies for addressing problems early and creating greater accountability.
After attending this webinar, participants will be able to:
Every manager eventually encounters an employee who is difficult to manage. The real challenge is knowing how to address the situation before it affects performance, team morale, productivity, and the overall workplace environment.
This webinar provides practical strategies you can apply immediately to manage difficult employee situations with greater confidence, consistency, and professionalism.
You will leave with a clearer understanding of how to address behavior, improve accountability, manage conflict, and handle difficult conversations—without unnecessarily damaging working relationships.
You will learn:
After completing this webinar, participants will be able to:

Bruce Lee is an international event speaker, who brings practical business leadership, training and management experience gained from a great cross section of industries: