Conflict Management Strategies – Personal and Professional
Think conflict management is only for large organizations? Read this article for actionable strategies to help you both professionally and personally.
Business Strategies Blog
Category: Leadership
4 Steps to Reduce Employee Conflict
When employee conflict is present within your workplace it can have adverse effects on employees. Learn 3 steps to reduce conflicts for your employees.
The Cost of Conflict to Employers
Can the cost of negativity and conflict be more than employers imagined? Learn the best techniques to avoid possible adverse effects that may cause you to lost employees and business.
A Positive Way to Address Negative Behavior
When addressing negative conflict, address the behavior that is noticed; do not address what you believe to be a personal flaw in the person. For example if a person is late, don’t accuse them of being lazy or not being able to set their clock and get to work on time. A great way to do this is with the “I Message.” It goes like this
Create Workplace Happiness
Happiness in the workplace doesn’t just happen. It’s something that must be developed and nurtured. If you want to create a happy atmosphere among employees, provide opportunities to build or improve the organizational culture for greater levels of trust and respect. You must both; if only one or the other, don’t expect much. Putting employees together in small teams to solve problems or improve processes
Attracting Highly Qualified Employees
Civilian business and organizational leaders are looking for the best talent they can find, but they are also looking for those they hire to have an even better attitude. This is typically easier said than done; however, there are numerous strategies employers use to ensure they are attracting the best and brightest prospects to join their team. Getting the Right Benefits Package In addition to
Insight to See Character Development
Of all the characteristics you will read about in Everyday Leader Heroes, perhaps the most common is that everyday leader heroes have a unique insight to see and help develop character in others. Perhaps since they have been through a number of life’s challenges and have learned from the “school of hard-knocks,” they have self-reflected, self-assessed, and self-corrected a number of times, learning more
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