The document provides 5 tips for improving work relationships: 1) Open communication by recognizing how coworkers prefer to communicate. 2) Listen to understand others' perspectives rather than just hearing. 3) Offer assistance to coworkers who need help. 4) Take responsibility for your own mistakes instead of blaming others. 5) Vent frustrations outside of work and discuss improvements constructively rather than negatively involving coworkers. The summary is aimed at concisely conveying the key tips presented in the document in 3 sentences.

1. Business Consultant Roberto Lico
licoreis@licoreis.com.br
5 Tips to Improve
Work Relationships

2. Prof. Roberto Lico

3. 1. Open Communication
Recognize how co-workers prefer to
communicate from emails, text
messages and IMs to phone calls, and
face-to-face conversations. Respond
accordingly.

5. 2. Don’t Just Hear…
The key to solving conflicts is often
simple: Listen. We all want to be
heard. For the reason that we need to
know somebody values our opinion.
Be that person!

6. 3. Support Others
You can usually tell when a co-worker
needs help. Don’t wait until it’s too late.
Rather, offer assistance! This could include
volunteering to execute a simple, daily
assignment or joining a project team.

8. 4. Take Responsibility
If you make a mistake submit a task after
the deadline, for example ― admit it. Hold
yourself accountable. Most importantly,
don’t blame others. Your co-workers,
including your boss, will respect you for it.

9. 5. Vent Outside the Office
Everybody needs to vent every now and again.
But do it outside the office. And try not to
involve co-workers. It’s OK to discuss the ups
and downs of the company. Also: It’s actually
healthy. But conduct these conversations with
the goal of improving the company.

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