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Resolving Workplace Conflict: 4 Ways to a Win-Win Solution

The effects of conflict in the workplace are widespread and costly. Its prevalence, as indicated by three serious studies, shows that 24-60% of management time and energy is spent dealing with anger. This leads to decreased productivity, increased stress among employees, hampered performance, high turnover rate, absenteeism and at its worst, violence and death.

Source: Employment News

Boomers Vs. Xers: Can't We All just Get Along?

Often, the tensions are subtle and unspoken, but they're there: Baby Boom managers, those in their mid-40s and older, have a tough time understanding the group coming up behind them in the corporate ranks - Gen Xers, born between 1965 and 1979, the first generation to grow up with the Internet.

Source: CNNMoney.com

Morning People vs. Late Risers: The Workplace Battle Continues

The conflict between the morning larks and the night owls would be the office equivalent of the Bloods versus the Crips if, at any given time, one gang weren't so pooped.

Source: CareerJournal.com

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Conflict Resolution

What's a Conflict?

Conflict is a state of opposition between two or more individuals. It arises from a clash between divergent ideas or perspectives on a particular issue. Conflict management is the process of alleviating the conflict by making the concerned parties agree on a middle line of thinking and approach. The paper examines different perspectives of conflict and discusses methodologies to resolve the same.

How To Handle Difficult Behavior In The Workplace

Conflict is the important issue to be addressed towards efficient functioning of an organization. The reasons for these conflicts include divergent perspectives on certain issues, negative effects of past events, anticipated negative consequences in future, and a perennial feeling of anxiety regarding an individual's position in the organization. Inability to resolve conflicts can lead to loss of productivity of the organization. Conflicts influence the working of the employees in adverse ways. The paper discusses the ways of handling conflict producing behavior at the workplace.

Conflict & Cooperation In The Workplace

In this article, we are going to look at some important elements of conflict, how it escalates over time, and suggest a few general strategies for dealing with it. In the workplace (and almost any setting), you are likely to find two forms of conflict. The first is conflict about decisions, ideas, directions and actions. In the workplace (and almost any setting), you are likely to find two forms of conflict. The first is conflict about decisions, ideas, directions and actions. In the workplace (and almost any setting), you are likely to find two forms of conflict. The first is conflict about decisions, ideas, directions and actions.

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From India, Nasik
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Conflict is one that takes between two or more due to difference of opinions. It is not possible to finish off the conflicts in any organization (even if it is having only two or three employees). As every human is product of his own heredity and environment, so it is not possible to have people with same set of thoughts for all the situations they come across in the daily life.
Many times these conflicts give rise to new opinions, which may be of better use. But one thing, these conflicts should not become the hindrance in achievement of organizational objectives. Conflict should not always be taken in the wrong way. We can’t have an ideal situation among the humans. So we should try that the level of any conflict be in healthy limits.


jiya_singh
Dear All, This is really a nice article as its the most common and practicle exp which we face in our day to day official life. Keep sending such good post. rgds, Rajni

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