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Conflict Resolution “Tips” Willie Johnson Performance Improvement Consultant
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Session-2 Objectives “If passion drives you, let reason hold the reins.” -Benjamin Franklin Hardening or Igniting Positions Assertiveness Influence and Persuasion
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Approaches to Conflict COMPETINGCOLLABORATING - (Force) COMPROMISING AVOIDINGACCOMODATING UncooperativeCooperative (Concern for others) Assertive Unassertive (Concern for self)
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Discussion When does the different styles work best? When does it not work so well?
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Appropriate and Inappropriate Uses of the Different Styles StyleWorksDoesn’t Work COMPETE (Force) Quick results Adverse decisions (e.g. discipline, cost-cutting) Protecting yourself from being taken advantage of Skills
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Appropriate and Inappropriate Uses of the Different Styles StyleWorksDoesn’t Work COMPROMISE Projects (division of work: “I’ll do, you’ll do”) When trade-offs are necessary—splits difference Expedient solutions under time pressure Skills
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Appropriate and Inappropriate Uses of the Different Styles StyleWorksDoesn’t Work AVOID Trivial issues or not real issue Others can solve it better/it is not my role Getting another opportunity to listen, ask questions, get information Skills
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Appropriate and Inappropriate Uses of the Different Styles StyleWorksDoesn’t Work ACCOMMODATE Gets results Helps relationships/builds “bank” You’re outmatched, losing Harmony is very important Skills
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Appropriate and Inappropriate Uses of the Different Styles StyleWorksDoesn’t Work COLLABORATE New ideas, insights, “better solutions” Working harder through feelings in a relationship Skills
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Sources of Conflict Identifying Sources of ConflictTips for How to Manage FACTS Inadequate information flow; uncertainties of operation; disregard for contractual obligations. METHODS Alternative ways of reaching common goals; emphasis on different use of resources. ROLES Responsibilities undefined or confused; lack of accountability; inappropriate organizational structure. GOALS Competing priorities over scarce resources; unclear vision or direction. VALUES Differences in motivations and beliefs about work, people, management, and society. Ladder of Resolution Easier Harder Note: The deeper the level of conflict and the longer it has gone on, the more difficult to resolve.
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äDon’t waste energy with __________ who won’t listen. ä_______________, Agreeably (No-Deal is form of Win-Win). ä__________ with others and develop a new way of coping with the situation. What do you do if you still can’t resolve your conflict?
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Think & Act “Win-Win” _______ and ______ underlying needs Look out for yourself and others ________ seek and ________ wins
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Words that Influence and Persuade Be ________ –What I can do is… –Would you please… Be __________ –Please tell me more…
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LEAPS for Voluntary Compliance LEAPSLEAPS
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Day-2 Wrap-Up Understanding how to neutralize “emotions” and then using a simple conflict resolution process will increase your ability to influence and persuade others.
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