Ego issues in the corporate world can lead to clashes that hurt productivity. People with large egos never listen, always take credit, and refuse to accept mistakes. Ego clashes often arise from conflicts in personality, professional jealousy, or poor communication. They create politics, reduce efficiency, and stress employees. To avoid ego clashes, effective leadership is needed along with communication, listening skills, impartiality, and appreciation of others' ideas. Poor team pairing and management issues can also contribute to clashes.
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Ego Issue in Corporate
Ego issues in the corporate world can lead to clashes that hurt productivity. People with large egos never listen, always take credit, and refuse to accept mistakes. Ego clashes often arise from conflicts in personality, professional jealousy, or poor communication. They create politics, reduce efficiency, and stress employees. To avoid ego clashes, effective leadership is needed along with communication, listening skills, impartiality, and appreciation of others' ideas. Poor team pairing and management issues can also contribute to clashes.
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Ego Issue in Corporate
What is ego?
• Your idea or opinion of
yourself, especially your feeling of your own importance and ability • a person's sense of self- esteem or self- importance Characteristics of Person with Ego
• Never Truly Listening
• Always taking the credit • Refusing to accept mistake • Prioritizing status above service • Grossly underestimating challenges Why do ego clashes happen ?
• They can be the result of a conflict
of personalities, professional jealousy or communication problems. • Sometimes they happen when someone is trying to establish themselves as the alpha female or male. Effect of Ego Clashes • Politics • Less productivity & less efficient • Stressful • Time consuming • Energy Consuming • Reduces creativity • Demoralising How to avoid ego clashes • Effective leadership and top-management • Communication • Listen • Don’t be dismissive • Difference in opinion is healthy • Be impartial • Positive Attitude • Be patient • Silence • Meeting Expectations • Appreciation-the greatest reward • Don’t let down others • Respect others ideas & don’t ignore the issues • Inadequate responsibility • Poor selection or pairing of team members • Under-rated appraisals by management • Transparent system Thanks For watching