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Workplace Conflict Not Always About The People

Root Causes of Conflict in Work-Groups By Mark Bodnarczuk Studies have shown that over 85% of the root causes of organizational performance problems are in the structures, systems, and culture within which work-groups are embedded – put good people in…

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Dissolving Conflict Through Reframing (expert conflict tips)

Dissolving Conflict Through Reframing Reframing is a valuable tool to help you clarify your thinking about a conflict and understand the situation calmly. By Maria Boomhower Summary: A short but insightful article that explains reframing as a technique to gain…

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Understanding Need Based Conflict (Expert Perspective)

By Amarendra Bhushan Summary: Indepth and somewhat academic explanation of needs based conflict, a particular type of conflict. Need-based conflicts arise due to multiplicity of needs, in congruency of needs and need dissatisfaction. I. Multiplicity of Needs At a given…

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Resolve Conflict In 6 Easy Steps – The BEDROL Method (Expert Advice)

By Tristan Loo Editor’s Summary:This article uses the acronym BEDROL to reinforce some proven negotiation techniques for resolving conflict. You will learn how having a ‘Plan B’, getting your emotions under control, defusing your opponent’s anger, and other steps will…

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I’m Getting Really Torqued – Managing Anger Advice

Cooling off your anger will help you with conflict situations About Managing Anger In Conflict: I’m Gettin’ Really Torqued! By Gene Simmons Summary: A lighter but no less useful article on the process of managing anger. Cooling off your anger is…

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Resolving Workplace Conflict: 4 Ways to a Win-Win Solution (conflict management advice)

Win-Win Conflict Resolution Four Win-Win Conflict Solution Techniques  By Dr. Tony Fiore Summary: Not all conflict ends up, or should end up with a winner and a loser. The most constructive conflicts end up with both parties “winning”. Here are some…