Robert is a $68-$year$-$old who has dealt with alcoholism for over $30$ years. He has cirrhosis and is anemic. His appetite has declined, and he regularly complains of abdominal pain. Recently, while preparing himself a sandwich, he cut his finger deeply with a knife. The wound bled profusely, and he used a kitchen towel to stop the flow. Refusing to go and seek medical assistance, he put ice on his finger and wrapped the towel around it$.$ He sat down in his recliner with his hand over his head and fell asleep.

Review the learning material and respond to the following prompts in your main discussion post. Be sure to support your opinion with learning materials or external resources.

You will deal with other people in all aspects of life. Your relationship with others, no matter what you do for a living or how well you do$,$ is the key to your success or failure. Even when someone is only average at a job, good human relations skills can make that person seem better to others. Poor human relations skills can make an otherwise able person seem like a poor performer. A manager who gets along well with others in the workplace$$others will most likely think of all of these people as successful.

Discuss how positive attitudes affect the workplace and how negative attitudes and the challenges in human relations hurt the success of a business.

Respond to your fellow students$$ questions and evaluations, and whether you agree or disagree, and why.

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