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Feel Free to Disagree, But Here’s How to Bridge Differences

by Dennis Beaver | church, communication, discrimination, politics, psychology, workplace

December 24, 2024 • By Dennis Beaver Do you know someone who has forgotten that advice about “burying the hatchet and letting bygones be bygones”? Or who acts as if it’s much more enjoyable to remain angry at the people who didn’t vote the way they did or don’t agree...

How not to deal with difficult people

by Dennis Beaver | complaint, employment, psychology, workplace

August 26, 2022 • By Dennis Beaver We’ve all had a co-worker, boss, family member, neighbor – you name it, someone who just makes life miserable. And, who hasn’t pulled out more than a few hairs from total frustration dealing with the chaos they create? Wouldn’t it be...

How to fail miserably on the job

by Dennis Beaver | business, employment, psychology, workplace

March 5, 2021 • By Dennis Beaver We all want to do well on the job, right? But how often do we get ourselves into a real pickle – instead of being thought of as a go to person, stay away from me is tattooed on our forehead. “Nobody wants to be in that category,”...

How to manage sarcastic people on the job or at home

by Dennis Beaver | business, employment, insurance, psychology

October 9, 2020 • By Dennis Beaver “I recently hired Amy, a 45 year old, knowledgeable insurance broker who brought her clients to us. While competent, we discovered one major flaw; she is horribly sarcastic to everyone on her team, and it isn’t funny, it is hurtful....

Looking for a Job? What They Didn’t Tell you in College

by Dennis Beaver | education, psychology

November 1, 2019 • By Dennis Beaver 
 Today’s story is dedicated to college students looking for a job, and we begin with a question: If you feel that your education has prepared you adequately for the realities of the working world–getting a job, doing well and...

Story awakes non-communicative lawyers

by Dennis Beaver | consumer, lawyers, psychology

May 10, 2024 • By Dennis Beaver The most frequent complaint that all state bar associations receive from the public is a refusal, unwillingness or absolute failure by their lawyers to communicate – specifically, to return phone calls. A recent story was an...
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