Risky Conflict Resolution

Topics:
Conflict Resolution
Tags:
Career,
Communication Skills,
Conflict Resolution,
Globalization,
HR.com,
Management,
Strategy
Source:
HR.Com

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Overview: As globalization increases, we come to a growing realization that diversity is rapidly disappearing, that it is a precious resource, and that it is a significant source not merely of conflict, but learning, personal and organizational development, evolutionary adaptation, and life itself. Read article which states that taking a risky approach to conflict resolution allows both sides to discover newer and deeper levels of understanding, improve their skills and relationships and find better solutions than either side thought possible. For these reasons, conflict is a valuable personal and organizational resource and a powerful source of learning, development and growth.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 1


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