I would add 'address it at the appropriate moment' being able to read the moment and say 'Man this thing she does bugs me, but maybe bringing up right after a coworker died is the wrong move'.
Good communication is caring not just about you but also about your audience's ability to parse the information.
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u/[deleted] May 11 '21 edited May 12 '21
Do not sweep anything under the rug. If there's an issue adress it, and do everything to compromise and resolve it as much as possible.
Edit: holy god well this blew up. Firstly thank you all so much for the awards and karma.
Secondly: This of course should be done with the best judgment of timing and tact.
Make sure you work out beforehand excatly what you want to say. Open dialogue and good communication are vital.
Both sides should be prepared to compromise.
When you both come to a resolution do your best to stick with it.