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Armani Colón
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Senior Verification/Customer Service/Outreach Agent at VGW (Virtual Gaming Worlds) - LuckyLand Slots

How would you respond to this interview question: “How do you respond to negative comments and feedback in the workplace?”

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Security Agent at Lcs Security

I take it as constructive criticism in area's that I need to work on to better myself.

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Marcella Robinson
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I have been in management for several years. Therefore, I understand that negative comments fuel a unnecessary and unproductive environment in the workplace. Always keep with positive feedback to defuse any escalation or unproductive time

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Cee Hankins
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Support Staff at Merakey

none of my concern. i don't respond to bad behavior

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Sherea Nickleberry
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I would respond with a positive comment.

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Retail Cusromer Service Floor Manager at Goodwill Bartlesville

I would rephrase the question in a positive manner and then ask " is this what your asking".

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I’m not looking to work for Walmart I worked at Walmart from 2009 -20022

There should be no negative comments if you feel uncomfortable go to HR and make an report and if they can’t help call and speak with upper management

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P Kelly
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Constructive feedback

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John Hemlinger
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Wirer at Persion Manufacturing Incorporated

I ask them first what the problem is and how they would like it fixed. If possible and if I am not able to meet their responses and ask if there is away we can work on this for a good result for both of us

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Susan Powers
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Customer Service Manager at Mobile Communications America

As long as the comments are offered as means for self improvement it would definitely be positively accepted. If it's comments intended to hurt someone, I would address things in a positive manner for self improvement in the person making the comments.

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The way it should be done is pulling up the company policy on work place environment. Conduct a meeting without giving facts or pointing fingers and go over the policy and what’s not tolerated, make it a 2 way conversation. Listen, take notes and have everyone sign the policy. This is holding everyone accountable for their actions.

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