I have read online about this very questions but i will appreciate nairaland with practical experience, who has been confronted with this very question to pls shed light on it. Thank you guys

Tbillz:
I have read online about this very questions but i will appreciate nairaland with practical experience, who has been confronted with this very question to pls shed light on it. Thank you guys

Handling pressure is kinda normal for me at work....it depends on the environment though..

For me....multitasking is a good skill. You have multiple requests at the same time, go with priority, the most important and while these requests are coming in, acknowledge the requstetee . That would keep them in check.

This is what I do

You handle pressure by being prepared for it. You need to tell yourself "you cannot please everyone" but you will try your best to handle whatever comes your way. You handle pressure by being very organized and improve your time management skills. Good luck OP

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I was asked this question once or twice .. And what I always say is,

" I'm not one to make quick/rash decisions because somebody says so. I would rather do it right the first time. Maybe my slow methodical nature might be frowned upon for a moment but mistakes last much longer and usually have more severe effects."

And that's the truth.. In the long run. Diligence is always remembered and rewarded over speed. I'm saying this not just for what you should answer in your interview but for what you should do in real life too.

I'll give you a practical example. I had an assessment for training at my workplace. It was dealing with highly sensitive and expensive equipment. My instructor was trying to rush me because he wanted us to finish before 12pm and there were several ppl after me.. I simply looked him and asked him if he wanted this done right.. He cannot say no to that.. He kept quiet and i took my time and did all the steps correctly. The next guy after me came and the instructor tried to rush him.. The guy started rushing and made several silly mistakes. The instructor started shouting and was pissed. The instructor was like "why can't you take your time and do it like @kingbilo"

That my friend is how it works in the workplace.. If you carry someone else's pressure on your head, you carry the risk also

Pray in tongues consistently

Just answer 'i give up'

Dope naa. Any one can uplift ur spirit

Breathing exercise.

By confronting with pressure

Calm down, breath slowly, then start work.

All I do is shut up, and think. I Dont talk whilst under pressure as this may cause me spitting fire. I do what I'm expected to do

To handle pressure well, you must develop a good multi-tasking skills (start working on different stuffs at the same time interval). You must also note that people who are good at mult-tasking are also great in planning.

So here is my advice. Before the next day make a full detailed plan of what you have to do and achieve and how you are going to go about it. By so doing you already know what is ahead of you(it reduces the pressure greatly). Planning at night is usually better.

Lastly commit it to God (without this the rest useless)

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This is tough though. Yelgolddotcom

If you ask me na who I go ask...

Best answer is to reply with another question do not start sweating.

Just ask a counter question and the questionnaire would feel ya confidence.


But then again is it ya pressure ??

As a guy u go into the bathroom calm urself and W. A. N. K

Hmmm

I assume that this a question you've been asked by an interviewer so I'll answer it like that:

1. Assessment:

You need to do something called an RCA(Root Cause Analysis)
a:Where is the pressure coming from?
b:What is the cause of the pressure?
c:Can this pressure be mitigated?
d:What steps can be taken to mitigate this pressure?

2. Requirement Gathering:

a:What materials,tools,expertise are required to mitigate this pressure?
b:Where can they be found?
c: What are the cost implications in terms of finances, time, or man hours?

3: Planning

a: Based on the steps taken above, implement a plan to mitigate pressure
b: Test/Model intended solution iteratively where possible.
c: Create use case model/UML diagrams to document plans
b: Create an RFC(Request for Change document)

3: Communication:

a:Communicate with all stakeholders to assess their grieviances,aims/objectives, etc.
b:Present documentation on how you intend to mitigate the pressure
c: Manage stakeholder expectations -Under-Promise and Over-Deliver

4: Implementation.

a: Implement your plan.
b: Ensure stakeholder satisfaction to the best of your ability.

Jus Jega It

abumeinben:


Handling pressure is kinda normal for me at work....it depends on the environment though..

For me....multitasking is a good skill. You have multiple requests at the same time, go with priority, the most important and while these requests are coming in, acknowledge the requstetee . That would keep them in check.

This is what I do

How do you determine the ones that should take priorities?

Give it to God.... Kosi pressure!

I smoke weed and everything becomes small and simple

#shikena

force÷area or f/a

Prioritise the request as it comes in

Bratking:


How do you determine the ones that should take priorities?

I could be based on oga, urgency, time to handle,

I escape from reality into my imaginary world then its from that world i gets d idea of how to handle d pressure
Cos in my imaginary world i get to put mysef in all possible positions relating to the pressure and boom i snap out of it and bck to action
And i handle it well