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A junior workerco-worker uses words like "hit 'n”hit ’n trial method"method” to define my actions

My co worker-worker was explaining her work (we were working together, I being in a supervisor role) and suddenly made a personal comment saying "I“I think we are going wrong with this hit 'n trial"‘n trial. IMO, this shows low confidence in my suggestions. I am confident that I was methodical in the approach I suggested to her.

Being a senior co-worker to her, what should my actions be? Since the incident I have hardly spoken about it. Meanwhile I am getting mails and direct questions on what to do next, but why would I continue with her on the task when she has shown so little confidence in me?

A junior worker uses words like "hit 'n trial method" to define my actions

My co worker was explaining her work (we were working together, I being in a supervisor role) and suddenly made a personal comment saying "I think we are going wrong with this hit 'n trial". IMO, this shows low confidence in my suggestions. I am confident that I was methodical in the approach I suggested to her.

Being a senior to her, what should my actions be? Since the incident I have hardly spoken about it. Meanwhile I am getting mails and direct questions on what to do next, but why would I continue with her on the task when she has shown so little confidence in me?

A junior co-worker uses words like ”hit ’n trial method” to define my actions

My co-worker was explaining her work (we were working together, I being in a supervisor role) and suddenly made a personal comment saying “I think we are going wrong with this hit ‘n trial. IMO, this shows low confidence in my suggestions. I am confident that I was methodical in the approach I suggested to her.

Being a senior co-worker to her, what should my actions be? Since the incident I have hardly spoken about it. Meanwhile I am getting mails and direct questions on what to do next, but why would I continue with her on the task when she has shown so little confidence in me?

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My co worker was explaining her work (we were working together, I being in a supervisor role) and suddenly made a personal comment saying "I think we are going wrong with this hit 'n trial". IMO, this shows low confidence in my suggestions. I am confident that I was methodical in the approach I suggested to her.

Being a senior to her, what should my actions be? Since the incident I have hardly spoken about it. Meanwhile I am getting mails and direct questions on what to do next, but why would I continue with her on the task when she has shown so little confidence in me?

My co worker was explaining her work (we were working together, I being in a supervisor role) and suddenly made a personal comment saying "I think we are going wrong with this hit 'n trial". IMO, this shows low confidence in my suggestions. I am confident that I was methodical in the approach I suggested to her.

Being a senior to her, what should my actions be? Since the incident I have hardly about it. Meanwhile I am getting mails and direct questions on what to do next, but why would I continue with her on the task when she has shown so little confidence in me?

My co worker was explaining her work (we were working together, I being in a supervisor role) and suddenly made a personal comment saying "I think we are going wrong with this hit 'n trial". IMO, this shows low confidence in my suggestions. I am confident that I was methodical in the approach I suggested to her.

Being a senior to her, what should my actions be? Since the incident I have hardly spoken about it. Meanwhile I am getting mails and direct questions on what to do next, but why would I continue with her on the task when she has shown so little confidence in me?

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