In the workplace, we are riddled with competing goals, needs, and personalities. Despite this reality, we need conflict to grow, change, and innovate. Conflict is not going away. We have to embrace it and develop strategies to turn conflicts into opportunities for more meaningful connections.
In the workplace, we are riddled with competing goals, needs, and personalities. Despite this reality, we need conflict to grow, change, and innovate. Conflict is not going away. We have to embrace it and develop strategies to turn conflicts into opportunities for more meaningful connections.
Poorly managed differences can impact morale, productivity, relationships, and even health but managing conflict effectively is critical to our professional and personal growth.
This learning lab will arm you with tools, tips, and strategies that, if practiced and used consistently, can transform your organization’s culture and your life.
KUSI is a hub for transformational leadership training and initiatives that promote global connections and conscious cultures. KUSI supports today’s leaders and prepares tomorrow’s innovators to foster connected cultures that improve the condition of humanity.
People all around the world are at a “what does it profit a person to gain the world and lose her soul” crossroads. Although not new, there seems to be a global feeling of swimming in rough waters and paddling upstream.
We have forgotten that if we let go of the struggle, we can let the stream of our wisdom carry us to a destination that is productive, useful, and inspiring.
Basic communication and conflict resolution skills are a necessity not only when it comes to potential conflict with customer service but also in basic interaction with others in the workplace.
This half day training program provides an opportunity for participants to learn how to resolve conflict in a variety of ways.
This two-day workshop will teach participants: What conflict is and how it can escalate The five most common conflict resolution styles How to increase positive information flow through non-verbal and verbal communication skills
In this course, you will learn the process of limiting the negative aspects of conflict while increasing the positive aspects of conflict.
Conflict management is the process of limiting the negative aspects of conflict while increasing the positive. The aim of conflict management is to enhance learning and group outcomes, including effectiveness or performance in organizational settings.
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