SilentAndShy
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So at work, our office is on the first floor and there is a telcom system if people come to see us which is a rarity (thank God - before we were based in a busy town centre location which I'd suffered for two years) but my manager now says we can turn people away if they sound/or are disruptive or volatile.
Now that's fine and well for people who can handle those sorts of people and I obviously can't so I wanted to ask how to word it, if say, I had to politely say that "sorry, I can't let you in" and "you have to go now!"
I had one situation recently with a dude who was hyper-tense and I stuttered and mumbled. Luckily I was on my own so no-one could see my performance.
Any tips much appreciated!
Now that's fine and well for people who can handle those sorts of people and I obviously can't so I wanted to ask how to word it, if say, I had to politely say that "sorry, I can't let you in" and "you have to go now!"
I had one situation recently with a dude who was hyper-tense and I stuttered and mumbled. Luckily I was on my own so no-one could see my performance.
Any tips much appreciated!