- Successful conflict resolution depends on solutions, not winning.
- Have a specific goal in mind, one that you can make in just one sentence.
- Depersonalize the conflict.
- State your desire to resolve the problem at the outset of the conflict.
- Build on areas of agreement before addressing areas of difference.
- Listen to the other person before you give your own ideas.
- Understand, don't criticize.
- Avoid entrenched positions.
- Use specific, concrete language.
- Rely on facts instead of inferences.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Derailing Resolution
Here's a short, but informative article, from Linda Henman of Henman Performance Group. She explains ten thoughts/behaviors/acts/attitudes to keep conflict productive:
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