Advice to Copreneurs: Don't Avoid Conflict...Just Keep it Simple

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Business,
Conflict,
Family Business,
Family Business Publications,
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Overview: Conflict is a normal reaction to the changes and stresses of daily work and life. The goal for each couple in business together is not to eliminate conflict, but to learn techniques for solving and resolving it as it emerges in everyday experiences. Family businesses are fertile ground for complex conflicts, the kinds that begin in the relationship, grow, and impede sound business decisions and practices. By learning how to resolve conflicts early, the couple working together can become more productive and spend less time arguing and more time enjoying each other and the business.

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

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