Why do people always find fault in me?

People who are finding faults in others must have some deep-rooted insecurity in them. There is a sign of insecurity that you judge people so often and find faults in them. People when jealous of others also find faults in them. The things in which you find faults reflect the things you don’t like about yourself.

Why do you think some people always try to find fault with everything other people do?

The habit of constantly pointing out people’s faults is most likely a reflection of what you’ve struggle with in childhood. It is a manifestation of an insecurity about the very things that you judge other people for most often.

How do you get someone to stop finding fault with you?

If they are finding fault with ideas without offering new ones, they are resisting change. If they are finding fault with people, it generally shows their fear or insecurity. In either case, communication about finding fault can get them to move past it. Spot their personality type.

Do you walk or run away from a chronic fault finder?

There are times in your personal and work life where you may choose to walk (not run) away from a chronic fault finder. It is a viable choice when done with prior thought and awareness. Being around positive people can change your life.

How do you deal with someone who is manipulating you?

If you are trying to deal with someone who is manipulating you, you’ve got a few choices. The first is to decide to do something about it. The second is to be willing to walk away from whatever situation that is in order to ensure your safety. Manipulation is about power, control, and in some cases, cruelty.

How do you deal with a difficult coworker?

Having a conversation with your colleague can help you work through an ongoing situation. Let her know you would like to find a time when you can sit down together to discuss the situation. Avoid being confrontational, and avoid blaming your colleague for everything, as this may make her defensive and prevent a resolution.