| Do you have employees that are out and
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| | their perspective. Remind the other
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| out fighting with each other at work?
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| | people involved that we are each
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| Yelling, screaming, not getting along or
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| | listening, listening to each person's
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| perhaps has difficult relationships with
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| | perspective. This is a key.4. Paraphrase
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| their supervisor?Conflicts in the
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| | the stories of each person. This ensures
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| workplace happen frequently and the
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| | that each story has been understood.
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| fallout can be costly to the employer and
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| | Using phrases such as "What I am hearing
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| the employee. Developing the skills to
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| | you say is.... Is that right?"5. After
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| resolve conflicts that arise can save
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| | everyone has had an opportunity to tell
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| your company significant money. First
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| | their story, brainstorm possible
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| let's look at the costs:1. Decreased
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| | solutions. Again, this isn't a time to
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| productivity due to the emotions involved
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| | judge. Whenever you are brainstorming
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| in interpersonal conflict.2. time lost
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| | you want all the ideas, good or bad, or
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| from work by employees3. time lost from
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| | out in left field. One of them might be
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| work by managers involved in the
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| | the idea that helps someone come up with
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| conflict4. recruitment and training of
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| | the BEST solution.6. Identify the
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| new employees5. decreased productivity by
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| | solutions that work for each party. Ifs
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| other staff due to tension/stress and the
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| | important that the solution is agreeable
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| overall work environmentThe root of many
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| | to each party and the company. In order
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| conflicts is communication: either
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| | for the agreed upon solution to work and
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| unclear communication, resulting in
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| | be successful, you need buy in.7. Agree
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| misunderstandings. One strategy to
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| | to do the solution. The last step is the
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| address rising incidents of conflict is
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| | key to moving forward.Some common
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| communication training. Teaching people
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| | pitfalls:Don't take sides. As the manager
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| how to listen and how to talk clearly can
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| | your interest is the company, the
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| prevent and decrease conflicts.
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| | resolution of the conflict and each
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| Communication is such a challenge. So
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| | employee.Don't mandate a solution; you
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| often, we feel we have been really clear,
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| | want the staff invested in the
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| only to find out that the other person
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| | solution.What do you do if staffs refuse
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| really misunderstood us. Being a clear
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| | to participate in conflict
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| communicator takes commitment. You need
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| | resolution?Offering staffs the
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| to be able to talk in a neutral sort of
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| | opportunity to resolve conflict is a much
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| way, eliminating inflammatory emotions.
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| | better option than being disciplined,
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| Speak from the heart and listen from the
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| | having supervisor mandated solutions or
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| heart are good basic guidelines. Beyond
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| | taking no action at all. When staffs
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| the basics, are to listen deeply to what
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| | refuse to cooperate or participate, its
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| the other person is saying and then to
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| | time to talk with them about your company
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| check-in with them. Ask them: "is this
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| | policies, their personal responsibility
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| what you are saying?" It lets the person
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| | for their behavior and actions and your
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| you are talking with know what you have
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| | responsibility as the owner or manager to
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| understood and gives them the opportunity
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| | take actions based on their behavior.
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| to clarify or correct
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| | The intent of this type of conversation
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| misunderstandings.What do you do when the
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| | isn't to threaten disciplinary action,
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| conflicts have escalated? Resolving
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| | but to talk about the reality of the
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| conflicts are good for everyone involved,
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| | situation and the need to resolve it.
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| but sometimes it's hard to see that in
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| | Each individual makes choices, as
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| the moment for the people directly in
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| | supervisors our actions are based upon
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| conflict. As mentioned earlier, conflict
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| | the behaviors and actions of the
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| is costly. Sometimes as the owner, or
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| | employee. As the supervisor you are
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| manager we forget that there is a great
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| | encouraging good choice making, but the
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| cost to us but also to the employee.
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| | reality is that some people will make a
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| Changing jobs due to a conflict means a
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| | poor choice and choose to continue to act
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| great deal of change for an employee.
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| | in ways that are not acceptable in your
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| They might not be able to get the same
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| | workplace.In these situations you must
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| level of pay; benefits; shifts, etc that
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| | then follow your organizations policies
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| they are accustomed to. The impact to
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| | as outlined for your employees in the
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| the employee and their family can be
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| | employee handbook. Resolving the
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| high.As the leader you can set-up an
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| | conflict and creating a good work
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| effective environment to resolve the
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| | environment for everyone is my first
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| dispute by following some simple steps
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| | choice as the manager/supervisor
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| and laying out a couple of
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| | owner.Conflicts in the workplace can be
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| guidelines.First, spend time talking with
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| | successfully resolved, by listening.
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| each person involved. Let them know that
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| | Giving each person space to tell their
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| your belief is that developing a shared
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| | story validates them and communicates to
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| solution is important to each person and
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| | them their value to you and the
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| that you value each of the employees
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| | organization. Using the simple process
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| involved. During the individual meetings
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| | outlined keeps you moving in a positive
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| you can begin to gather information about
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| | direction.Written by: Donna Price,
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| what they see as the possible solutions.
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| | President and Founder of Compass Rose
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| Let the employees know that your intent
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| | Consulting, LLC. Donna provides business
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| is to meet with each of them and then
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| | coaching to small business owners,
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| with them together, to talk about their
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| | business leaders, and work teams. Her
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| perspective and possible solutions to the
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| | experience as a senior level manager for
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| conflict.Use a simple & effective
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| | 18 years and extensive experience working
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| process:1. Create a safe space for
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| | with people to achieve their goals.
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| involved parties to talk. (private,
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| | Donna is the creator of the Business
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| neutral)2. Set out the guidelines:Only
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| | Builders Intensive, a comprehensive
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| one person talks at a timeNo
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| | tele-series focused on building your
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| interruptions, defending or
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| | business. Her innovative coaching and
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| justifyingCome in with an open mind, open
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| | other programs are great opportunities
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| to the possible solutions and be willing
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| | for business owners seeking to improve
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| to compromise.3. Give each person an
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| | their business results.
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| opportunity to tell their story, from
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