If you are frustrated with family and friends for bothering you count to ten, get over the feeling that this advice is stupid, and look at your virtue of patience. Be patient and you may feel a little better if not still extreamly annoyed.
not applicable to the situation you describe.
Tell me about a time when a co-worker had a good idea and you agreed but no one else was willing to listen. How did you handle the situation and what was the outcome?
You should dump him or tell on his parents.
if student are getting bullied they tell an adult or the police so they can handle the situation
The only way to handle this situation is to actually tell the person how you feel. So go for it!
Dont gossip! x
These types of questions are commonly asked if you have to work in the customer service field. think back to a specific time when this happened to you, then tell the interviewer the specific situation. example: There are a number of times when I had to calm a customer. One specific example was when........ and the customer was upset because.......so after I reviewed the situation, I was able to......and provided an answer within the 24 hours as promised.....
Tell me about yourself? Why did you apply for this position? Why should we hire you? What entices you most about the possibility of this job? Tell me about a situation that got out of control. How did you handle it? What is your long range goal? What was your greatest accomplishment?
You tell the person that you haven't known them long enough.
Speak to the supervisor and explain the situation. Tell them you need more information or that you need to clarify it. Do it in a non-confrontational way. Show that you are eager to learn, but need a little help. Thank them for their assistance.
Tell someone. You alone cannot help this person, don't kid yourself into believing that you will be able to save them. If this person has trusted someone with their desire to kill themselves, they are most likely doubting their own intentions, and are unsure if they actually want to. By telling someone who is more qualified to handle a situation like this, you are not endangering their life, simply because they are not prepared yet. However make sure that the person you tell is able to handle the situation. Often times the parent of said individual will be too emotional to handle the situation appropriately, if possible you should contact a counselor. Most importantly though, tell someone. Anyone. What is more important to you, a promise? Or the safety of your friend?
I'm afraid the saying I have heard tell of is "hold your own" which means, delicately put, to handle a situation all by yourself with no backup/assistance.