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CONFLICT RESOLUTION

CONFLICT RESOLUTION . WHAT IS CONFLICT?. Conflict is defined as: Mental struggle resulting from incompatible or opposing needs, drives, wishes, or external or internal demands. OR: MY idea VS YOUR idea. WHAT CAUSES CONFLICT. Working in Teams Diversity Differing Opinions

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CONFLICT RESOLUTION

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  1. CONFLICT RESOLUTION

  2. WHAT IS CONFLICT? • Conflict is defined as: • Mental struggle resulting from incompatible or opposing needs, drives, wishes, or external or internal demands. • OR: • MY idea VS YOUR idea

  3. WHAT CAUSES CONFLICT • Working in Teams • Diversity • Differing Opinions • Pride and Ego’s • Inexperience

  4. WHY DO WE GET SO WRAPPED UP IN IT? • Two things in life that people hate: • Change • Difference • Any time change is implemented in an organization conflict will arise

  5. IS CONFLICT ALWAYS BAD? • NO • Different perspectives are often necessary for breakthrough thinking • Can be valuable • Can be a source of energy

  6. DEALING WITH CONFLICT • Conflict is a result of real differences • A persons views and habits in handling conflict are important determinants of the outcomes of a conflict • Mastering skills in managing conflict comes with a lot of practice

  7. DEALING WITH CONFLICT • Know your people • Listen • Check your ego at the door • Keep the overall goal in mind • Be open to suggestion and change • Encourage your group to be open to new ideas

  8. QUESTIONS? • Any examples of conflict you would like to share? • Experiencing conflict now and need some advice?

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