What makes you angry?
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Kumar yash said:
2 months ago
I rarely get angry, but I do feel frustrated when people don’t communicate well or keep their promises. I believe clear communication and dependable behaviour are important for any team.
If I feel upset I take a moment to think it over and then try to talk about it calmly. This helps me stay focused on solving the problem without letting frustration take over.
If I feel upset I take a moment to think it over and then try to talk about it calmly. This helps me stay focused on solving the problem without letting frustration take over.
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Jaspal kumar said:
2 months ago
I get angry when I am doing my work and someone repeatedly bothers me with their issues.
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Ved said:
3 months ago
I get angry when I am doing my work and someone repeatedly bothers me with their issues.
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Annu said:
3 months ago
As a fresher, I rarely get angry, but I get frustrated when there's a lack of clear communication or teamwork.
However, I focus on finding solutions rather than letting emotions take over.
However, I focus on finding solutions rather than letting emotions take over.
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Anthoy murugan said:
3 months ago
If I get anger I analyse whether the anger is valuable are not.
If valuable, I look for any solution are reason.
if not valuable at the second, I will Compress my anger by taking deep breaths.
If valuable, I look for any solution are reason.
if not valuable at the second, I will Compress my anger by taking deep breaths.
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Sameer Khan A said:
3 months ago
I firmly believe that when a person gets angry, it indicates a lack of self-discipline and self-control. Anger often leads to later regret due to the destructive actions taken in moments of anger, which ultimately hinders one's growth and productivity.
Therefore, it is wise to be patient and avoid anger. Since anger yields no beneficial outcomes and most situations can be resolved with mindfulness and patience, I make it a point to avoid getting angry.
Therefore, it is wise to be patient and avoid anger. Since anger yields no beneficial outcomes and most situations can be resolved with mindfulness and patience, I make it a point to avoid getting angry.
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Karishma said:
6 months ago
Getting angry is human nature, but controlling that is the key to success. I also get angry. When anyone underestimates me, I will show my anger with my success, not in my words.
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Akif Jawed said:
6 months ago
I get frustrated by unclear instructions or lack of communication. I address this by asking questions to clarify and ensure I understand what's needed.
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Nitkarsh Chourasia said:
6 months ago
Being calm is not easy but I believe it is an art that can be made better with time. Decisions taken in anger results in ripple effects of bad fortunes.
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Suvarna jichkar said:
6 months ago
When someone gives me disrespect it makes me angry.
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