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OK heres the deal as that Kar98k and I am Very Good with him, but my friend uses the PTRS and kills like a madman with a shot so I tried to arrest iron lungs No power, but was sometimes fail because the person I shot and the bullet does not hit, at times I shoot, but it takes two shots in April of killing. So what do You Think is a good sniper rifle and with what benefits?

everyone is good with different things in cod5 …. good if ur with Kar98k use and continue kicking ass

Coping with the Office Sniper

DEALING WITH THE OFFICE OF SNIPER

Dictionary.com defines a sniper as someone who: a person or attacks a person's work with petulant or snide criticism, mostly anonymously or from a safe distance.

Has ever worked with someone who made the comments, full of sarcasm or criticism in public? It often happens during meetings or in public places when they are prevented to defend themselves. And comments are often disguised in sarcasm or congratulations are presented as new hands, so it can be difficult to be sure if the person is being intentionally mean.

Examples of snipers:

Maybe you show up for work on a new suit and were greeted with "Oooh, Rhonda currently well dressed. Do you have a job interview? "O But when You Are late for a meeting, a colleague greets your entry with "Nice, that we could fit Into Your busy schedule."

How do respond to situations like that?

Normally, such comments are made by a coworker (as distinct from a supervisor) and is intended to be to create funny or care for herself. Unfortunately, these comments are embarrassing to us and uncomfortable. The most important thing is to distinguish this way is not funny nor is professional. From time to time can be scaled in a situation that must be addressed.

What to do:
• Do not snipe back. It is tempting to redirect humor and attention to you, showing you do not mind shooting. Do not. This only makes you look unprofessional and will not change behavior in the future ( Indeed, in fact encouraged).

• Make very direct eye contact. You know the look, which his mother gave him in the church, said, "stop talking now!" You are asked to keep eye contact for about three seconds more than you're comfortable doing, but it really works.

• If you decide to tackle the comment, then camouflage the situation. Addressing the main question, but do not address your sniper directly. If you arrive late to a meeting and your sniper greets you with a "You are running on the same time zone as the rest of us, Rhonda, or you're special?" Your comment may be (the group or the administrator) "I apologize for being late. I was in a phone call with a very important customer."

• Sometimes, ingenuity is the right approach. Deliberately pretending not to see the puncture in the commentary and the silly. Do not laugh, not smile.

• If you have reached your tolerance level to these shocks public, then you should say something to your sniper . It is important to talk to her privately and be quick and concise with the message "Yesterday in our staff meeting that has drawn attention to my new suit, suggesting that I was to a job interview. Please do not do that again. "(Stop talking at the moment).

O: "During our meeting he made a joke today about my suggestion. That made me feel uncomfortable. If you think my ideas are not valid, perhaps we could talk in private instead of you in your opinion in an environment public. "(Stop talking).

• If the shooter continues even after a confrontation, you must be willing to talk with her after of each situation and sniping. If it does, it becomes a game to her, asking if you speak to her this time or not.

There are very few people who enjoy confrontation, and although probably not feel comfortable about the sniper, I can guarantee they do not feel comfortable being confronted, either. It likely return for his sniping to an easier target.

Behavior that is not addressed it will not change. His sniper is enjoying his humor office, and she will not stop on its own.

About the Author

Rhonda Scharf CSP is a Certified Speaking Professional and president of ON THE RIGHT TRACK — Training & Consulting, www.on-the-right-track.com. You Can subscribe to (free!) weekly tips at www.DealingWithDifficultPeople.org/tips.php, sign up for $99 teleseminars or contact Rhonda about brining customized training into your office.