How do you ignore a toxic coworker?

Avoid Engaging with Them Unnecessarily

If you notice a toxic coworker, try to avoid engaging with them. Often, they will disagree with you or dig in their heels when you try to talk to them. By modeling a positive presence, you can reduce the harmful effects of the toxic coworker.

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How do you politely ignore a coworker?

If you're working in a mature, professional work environment, no one is going to fault you for not wanting to get involved in company “politics.” Simply state that you don't feel comfortable with the conversation, or you “don't want to get into that.” However seriously or casually you express your preference to avoid ...

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For example, you can say, “Thanks Susan, but I've managed this project for two years, so I'm confident in my ability.” This way, you show the coworker that you're perfectly capable of handling the situation while at the same time giving a subtle reminder to back off.

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The most direct way to handle a rude coworker is to try to have a private, polite conversation about the incident in question. Calmly express your concerns about the rudeness you observed and explain how it negatively affects you, being conscious not to be accusatory or overly critical.

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Keep lines of communication open by greeting your coworkers when you arrive at work and wishing them a good evening when you leave. Ask them about the projects they're working on – rather than how their families are doing – and offer to help when you can.

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