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Introduction
Everybody deals with conflict of some sort on a daily basis. Whether an awkward phone call or a complaining customer/associate.
Conflict is not a bad thing. However, the way that individuals and organisations deal with it (or fail to deal with it) often is.
Typical Objectives:
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Exploring positive ways to promote change and collaboration |
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Developing your ability to identify and deal with causal behaviours which trigger and escalate conflict |
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Building the confidence to confront people in a way that minimises defensiveness and hostility, every time |
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Creating skills to control your own anxiety, anger and fear in a conflict situation to build trust and respect |
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Expanding your knowledge of mediation techniques for a conflict situations |
Sample Programme
This programme is designed to give you a positive approach to managing, resolving and, where appropriate, preventing conflict. You will acquire and practise established techniques for managing and resolving conflict in a variety of situations.
Outline
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Welcome and introductions |
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Understanding why conflict occurs in the workplace |
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Recognising when you need to intervene |
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Seeking to understand different perspectives |
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Diffusing potential anger before it takes hold |
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Helping others to explore resolutions |
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Changing behavioural triggers |
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Action planning |
Activities to consider:
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Assertiveness |
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Discipline & Grievance |
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Emotional Intelligence |
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Influencing Skills |
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NLP for Business |
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Satisfaction
Rating
2007

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