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Differences and Agreement®
The objectives of Managing
Differences and Agreement are to forge lasting agreements with real
commitment, to understand the source and diagnose the causes of
conflict, to use the skills of engagement, listening, communicating,
assertiveness and negotiating
Target Outcomes:
- Identify negative prejudices toward conflict and
establish a positive way of looking at conflict
- Determine where conflicts are manageable and where
they are not
- Understand the inevitability of conflict between
individuals and among work groups
- Diagnose the core differences which create
conflicts so that basic problems are resolved, not just symptoms of
the problem
- Apply interpersonal skills learned in other
programs and reinforce them as they apply to the unique situations
that arises in conflicts
- Deal with the emotional aspects, which frequently
arise in conflict situations and present a barrier to reaching
agreement (deal productively with anger)
- Take initiative in dealing with conflict in which
you are a participant or when you are in a third party position
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Take personal
responsibility for your part in the conflict and your ability to
initiate action
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Develop action
plans for resolving a variety of conflicts diagnosed at the workshop
Concepts
Target Outcomes
Agenda
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Once again it rears...
What have we been taught to think of
as,
Its ugly head... Conflict,
Along with anger, frustration, guilt
and energy.
If only, we think,
Something good could come of this.
Now, perhaps, it can.
This
conflict workshop helps you work with conflict in ways that strengthen
your relationships and partnerships within the organization. It is
especially useful for dealing with the difficult issues raised in
working with diversity, and with relationships across organizational
boundaries and teams. The workshop gives participants the skills to
identify conflicts that can and cannot be resolved, models to diagnose
the underlying causes of conflict, and specific methods to engage
differences with others.
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