Difficult Conversation Script

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Prepare for any difficult workplace conversation with scripts, anticipated reactions, and documentation guide.

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Help me prepare for this difficult workplace conversation:

Situation: [Describe: performance issue / termination / conflict / demotion / salary denial / restructuring]
Role: I am the [Manager / HR / Peer]
Employee/Person: [Brief description without personal details]
Goal of conversation: [What you want to achieve]
Concerns: [What you're worried about]

Provide:
1. How to open the conversation (exact words)
2. Key messages to deliver clearly
3. How to deliver difficult news compassionately
4. Anticipated reactions and responses:
   - Anger / Defensiveness → your response
   - Tears / Emotional → your response
   - Denial → your response
   - Silence → your response
5. What NOT to say
6. How to close the conversation
7. Next steps to communicate
8. Documentation guidance
9. Follow-up timeline
10. How to take care of yourself after

help_outline How To Use This Prompt

Describe the situation, your role, and the specific outcome you need from the conversation.

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Opening (performance issue): "Thank you for meeting with me. I want to have a direct conversation about some concerns I have, and I also want to hear your perspective..."

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Prepare for any difficult workplace conversation with scripts, anticipated reactions, and documentation guide.
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