Good and Bad. Struggles over…  Goals  Motives  Values  Ideas  Resources.

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Good and Bad

Struggles over…  Goals  Motives  Values  Ideas  Resources

BADGOOD  Decreased productivity  Low employee morale  High workplace tension  Encourage competition  Diverse thinking  Creativity  More solutions

 Open minded  Avoid stereotyping  No offensive language  Disagree constructively  Treat others with respect

 Intervention Bring in another co-worker or supervisor to set a neutral place and maybe even speak for you.  Confrontation Talk face to face with the worker you are having a conflict with.  Compromise Work together for a solution  Avoidance (should be a last resort) simple steer clear of this person, talk to them only if you have/ need to.