privacy policy

We care for your safety & privacy

Welcome to mindline! We're excited to have you. Before you get started, please read and accept our Terms of Use and Data Protection Policy. These policies help us keep you safe and protect your privacy. You can read them here: Terms of Use Data Protection Policy. By using mindline, you also agree to our Terms of Use and Data Protection Policy.

Open

Articles

What to do when an employee cries at work

It's ok to have emotions

Many managers are uncomfortable with emotional behavior - whether it’s positive or negative. People are mistaken to think that to be professional, you'll need to disregard your emotions and ignore the emotions of the people around you.

Practical steps to respond to your staff's tears:

1.

Act like yourself

2.

Figure out what's going on

3.

Keep it simple

4.

Focus on work-related concerns

5.

Don't play psychiatrist

6.

Pay attention

Click to read full article

Is this article useful?

Leave your review!