My Junior Is A Fierce Competitor... What Should I Do?
July 11, 2016
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My Junior Is A Fierce Competitor... What Should I Do?
Have you ever felt threatened by others employees? We all have been there. We have this nature of comparing ourselves to others. When it comes to this competitive world we're in, this can only result in anxiety and bad feelings.
But, comparing yourself to established employees is one thing. What if this fierce competitor of yours is your junior?
In this video, I received a question from a reader telling me he was feeling threatened by his junior. This guy is a genius and everything he does, he does it right. He has all the good ideas and he is definitely competition.
However, the guy who emailed me is in management position and he can compete with him directly. What should he do? How should he approach this situation?
Should he try to overwork this guy? Should he get into direct competition with him?
Watch this video and find out!
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