Is Workplace Conflict Destructive Or Creative?

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Conflict Resolution
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Conflict,
Human Resources,
Recruitment & Selection,
Streetdirectory,
Workforce Management,
Workplace
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Streetdirectory

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Overview: Whenever you work with people, conflict is inevitable. The tension created by daily conflict either results in wasted time, decreased productivity, and poor decisions or the sort of internal competition that pushes each individual to do their best, if for no other reason that convince their coworkers that they can do it. This inevitable conflict is either destructive or creative. The destructive conflict is toxic to relationships and hurts people and organizations and this is the one that needs managing. In my experience creative conflict seems to be cultural in nature. It's how the people themselves react and address each other and the situations they face together.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2009 | Pages: 4


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