Person at work who just keeps on talking and doesn't pick up on body language from other people that they are labouring their point / boring people, or when actually asked to keep their explanation/answers to questions brief and fail to modify whatsoever.
At my wits' end with said person who turned a two hour meeting into a three hour meeting in spite of being asked three times to just answer the question asked / be succinct.
I consider this as a form of rudeness / lack of consideration for other people's time, but: would it be even ruder to tell him straight on, before the next meeting, that he needs to find a way to self-edit as he is wasting hours of other people's time and that if he waffles in the next meeting I am going to be very blunt, in front of colleagues about the need for him to STFU?
Bearing in mind, I have already tried to deal with this non-bluntly, on four separate occasions?
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Which is rude(r): to be a waffler, or to be the person who asks the waffler to stop waffling?
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MrsBertMacklin · 03/11/2015 21:11
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