"Your emergency does not make my priority" is a good go-to for people who abuse your keenness to help and/or are consistently poor at planning & rely on you to save them.
I enjoyed reading the article and indeed is always best when we get common ground.
Another (but less desirable) alternative, is to escalate the priorities to higher management if a consensus is not achieved. This provides better visibility to management about the difference in priorities and settles on a decision going forward.
"Your emergency does not make my priority" is a good go-to for people who abuse your keenness to help and/or are consistently poor at planning & rely on you to save them.
Excellent post!
Right, you can choose by yourself whether to make it your priority!
Hello Benedikt!
Thank you for the shout-out!
I enjoyed reading the article and indeed is always best when we get common ground.
Another (but less desirable) alternative, is to escalate the priorities to higher management if a consensus is not achieved. This provides better visibility to management about the difference in priorities and settles on a decision going forward.
Wish you a great week,
Artur