I'll bring it up at the next Board meeting and let you know how we're going to take care of this. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. If you do anything in your work or private life that impacts someone else, criticism is always possible, and likely. It's not what you know that makes the difference in how you handle criticism and confrontations, but HOW you apply what you know. Rather, they're complaints gone sour, resulting in emotional clashes by two otherwise reasonable people.
Criticism often feels like a stab in the heart, or back.
Criticism often puts self esteem and self confidence into a state of emergency, especially when the criticism is toward what we feel to be our areas of strength. Many hostile feelings were triggered and a long sequence of morbid associations. I felt worse and worse about myself, my past, my work, and all the people who came to mind. But happily I saw myself tumbling and was amazed how little was needed to lose my peace of mind and to pull my whole world out of perspective. Develop A Strategy for Criticism A. Be a criticism manager, not a victim or a bully.