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  Conflict needs to be effectively managed in order to contribute to the success of the organization. It has a direct impact on the efficiency, productivity of your organization. Employees lose an average of 2.1 hours per week to conflict, and managers lose about 20 percent of their time to resolving conflict. At the same time, conflict can be a motivator that generates new ideas and innovation as well as leads to increased flexibility and a better understanding of working relationships.

  FormatOnlineCertificateUpon Completion

  Objective

  • Emphasis on the five major styles of conflict management—collaborating, competing, avoiding, accommodating and compromising.
  • Learn the value of “pause” to avoid reacting vs. responding.
  • Understand when and how to use each style to help control conflict and lead to an improved working environment resulting in a better bottom line.
  • Evaluate how you instinctively respond to conflict.
  • Analyze workplace conflict resolution protocols to mitigate conflict.
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  At a leadership level, conflict resolution can play a big role in a leader’s daily regiment. Learning conflict neutralizers can help teams manage conflict effectively and constructively, as well as mitigate potential conflicts by being consciousnessly aware of the pulse of their team, peers and stakeholders. Constructive conflict results in cooperation, collective focus, and a win-win approach. Often leaders are tasked with having diplomacy on two sides of an issue, which can often lead to overwhelm if practices in resilience are not established. Fostering a calm presence leads to a positive and productive workforce, where communication and openness are the norm.

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  • Learn how constructive conflicts can result in cooperation, collective focus and a win-win approach.
  • Be an example of how complete and honest information can develop and blossom trust within colleagues and culture.
  • Learn the skills of focusing on the issue rather than the person when conflicts arise.
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  Respecting another’s viewpoint is key to deflating potential conflicts in the workplace. The pause technique coupled with the self-awareness of unconscious thought patterns can immediately change a potential conflict into a productive and clarifying conversation. You will develop skills to mitigate the eight typical causes of conflict.

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  Objective

  • Understand the different elements of conflict by defining disruptive and constructive conflict.
  • Identify causes of organizational conflict and create an environment to reduce negative conflict.
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  Conflict in the workplace is normal and it is impossible to avoid conflicting viewpoints. Unresolved workplace conflict may result in employee dissatisfaction, decreased productivity, poor team performance, high turnover, and lack of creativity.
  Not all conflict is bad, nor is it inherently negative, but how conflict is handled has a direct impact on workplace culture. Proper identification and understanding of conflict allow effective resolutions, some of which may yield positive outcomes.

  FormatOnlineCertificateUpon Completion

  Objective

  • Examine the different types of conflict. Focus on intercultural conflicts in today’s global workplace.
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  • Analyze a specific conflict and outline an approach to management and resolution.

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