When confronted with furious people, try to answer calmly and wisely. Learn how to regulate your emotions and practice deep breathing to remain calm during stressful conversations. If you notice yourself becoming agitated, respectfully get away from the conversation and go for a walk to cool down. Returning later with a clear head, you will be in a better position to negotiate more effectively. Facing an angry person is not easy, but it can be done with some simple tips. The first thing to remember is that no one enjoys being angry. However, many people find that by taking a few steps outside of their normal behavior pattern helps them deal more effectively with these situations. For example, if you normally respond to anger with silence, talk about the issue later when the person is less angry. It's also important to be careful not to take the angry person's side. It's fine to say you're sorry if you have caused harm, but stay focused on resolving the problem rather than arguing about who is at fault. Finally, keep in mind that even though someone may seem very angry, they are probably just trying hard not to show it. As long as you don't take things too far by arguing with an angry person or trying to force them to accept your point of view, then you shouldn't have any problems talking about them later. Good luck!