Sentence examples for have a difficult interaction with from inspiring English sources

"I tell our younger lawyers, if you think you are going to have a difficult interaction with a colleague or a client, if you can do it face to face that's better, because you can read the body language and other social signals".

Once construction starts, whenever an employee on any level, all the way up to the executive director, has a difficult interaction with one of their constituents as a result of the project, and manages to stay professional and give good service in response, that employee gets to place a check mark on a bulletin board in an area of the building that is not open to the public.

"The French have a difficult relationship with their history.

Children can have a difficult time with religion.

Fans have a difficult choice.

They have a difficult job.

An exercise in Nonviolent Communication had me re-interpret a recent difficult interaction with a colleague in a completely different way, giving my group and I a literal "a-ha moment" as we realised a possible cause, and myself a moment of pause as I reflected on my own actions.

The meetings start with a participant's case presentation, which generally reflects a difficult interaction he/she has had with a patient.

"Half a year ago, he had a difficult situation with his club.

The country has always had a difficult relationship with water.

Rowling has had a difficult relationship with the press.