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Description

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Do you ever feel distracted, anxious, or frustrated
dealing with conflict
with your coworkers or your boss?

 
Or, are you a manager who has to
address conflict with your employees
or between team members?

 
The truth is that conflict is an inevitable part of work life, and it does not only affect those who are directly involved, it impacts the entire team, department, and organization. How you, and the organization you work for, manage conflict is what ultimately determines the level of
productivity and fulfillment
you will experience at work.
As a manager or business executive, workplace conflict should be a
high priority issue
because it leads to
decreased productivity
and
high employee turnover

In fact, research has shown that
conflict on the job
was cited as the
reason people leave their jobs in 50% of cases

And, studies have revealed that
the average U.S. employee spends 2.8 hours a week dealing with conflict
. Between those two factors, that is a huge loss of revenue and potential growth.   
 
Conflict at work can be caused by a number of factors,
including misunderstandings, miscommunication, perceived threats, personality clashes, a competitive environment, or different values or beliefs.
But,
the biggest problem
caused by conflicts are not the conflicts themselves, but rather
the way conflicts are handled
—and in many cases not handled at all. Humans are psychologically wired to seek pleasure and avoid pain. So, naturally, we avoid dealing with conflict. The problem is avoiding or mishandling conflicts causes bigger problems with long-term consequences that can be detrimental to our psychological well-being and the success of any team or organization.
But, not all conflict is inherently bad—in fact it can be both healthy and beneficial.

When an effective system for managing differences of opinion is put into place, conflicts can be the source of tremendous growth and creativity. When the corporate environment is one of trust and openness, individuals see disagreements as an opportunity to find common ground and conflicts as a source of creative solutions. When the fear of win-lose situations is eliminated, win-win situations become a common goal.   
Since conflict is a normal part of business life, it is essential to develop the skills to be able to prevent and manage it. The best way to manage conflicts is to:
Stay ahead of conflict by being prepared
Have a clear process for handling conflict
Provide employees with the tools and skills need to deal with conflict
In this course, you will:   
Develop an understanding of common sources of conflict and awareness of what signs to look for, so you can prevent or minimize conflict by catching it early.  
Find out your natural
conflict management style
—whether you withdraw, back down, compete, compromise, or truly collaborate and how to change your reactions to be more effective.  
Create a
psychologically safe work environment
in which individuals and teams feel confident expressing themselves, making mistakes, and speaking up because they trust that they will not be reprimanded or ridiculed, and that they will be supported in their quest for improvement.  
Know
when to intervene
and the best and worst times to approach handling the conflict,, including how to de-escalate a conflict that has become heated or emotional, while not reacting emotionally yourself.  
Facilitate
conflict resolution conversations
, using powerful communication techniques and knowing important mistakes to avoid.   
You’ll also learn the
6 Steps to Conflict Resolution
, including important conflict resolution skills like:
Effective listening and communication techniques
Essential problem-solving strategies
Strategies for following-up and moving forward in a way that ensures resentment doesn’t linger and conflicts don’t re-occur
We’ll also provide additional insights for handling conflicts depending on who your conflict is with, such as a conflict with your boss or manager, your employees, or within a team.

 
So, are you ready to transform your work environment, experience and relationships? If so enroll now, we look forward to seeing you in the course!
Guarantee:
We know you will love this course. However, we offer a no-questions-asked 30-day money-back guarantee if the course does not meet your needs for any reason. 
So who are we?   
We are Joeel & Natalie Rivera, serial entrepreneurs, authors,  speakers, and educators. We have over a decade of experience in the  field of psychology and life coaching and our greatest passion is  empowering others to live life on their terms, fulfill their potential,  and embrace their greater purpose. All of our programs are designed  based on our experience in coaching, social services, psychology, and  education, as well Joeel’s Masters Degree in Counseling and research on  happiness for his dissertation for a PhD in psychology. We have over
800,000+

students from 200 countries.   
    
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Who this course is for:
Anyone who wants to learn how to prevent and resolve conflict through effective communication techniques and proven strategies
Leaders, managers or human resources professionals who want to establish conflict resolution guidelines, procedures, and training for their staff
Leaders and managers who want to create a low-conflict, high creativity work environment for their employees, departments, and teams

What you'll learn

Stop feeling distracted, anxious, or frustrated about conflict with your coworkers, boss, or employees

Stop avoiding conflict and allowing tension and resentment to fester, leading to long term consequences

Use differences of opinion and conflicts constructively, leading to growth and creativity

Use proven strategies and powerful communication skills to prevent and manage conflict

Identify warning signs and prevent or minimize conflict before it starts

Know your conflict management style and how to improve your reactions

Create a psychologically safe work environment that encourages open communication and trust

Know when to intervene and how to approach conflict resolution conversations

Implement the 6 Steps to Conflict Resolution

Get to the root cause of conflicts and prevent resentment from lingering and conflicts from re-occurring

Establish conflict resolution guidelines, procedures, and training for your organization

Requirements

  • You will need a copy of Adobe XD 2019 or above. A free trial can be downloaded from Adobe.
  • No previous design experience is needed.
  • No previous Adobe XD skills are needed.

Course Content

27 sections • 95 lectures
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1-Welcome and Getting Started
3
1.1-Introduction to Conflict Management
1.2-Why Resolving Conflict is Important
1.3-Questions, Resources and Meet the Instructors
2-UNDERSTANDING CONFLICT
4
2.1-Conflict Management Styles
2.2-Exercise: Conflict Management Styles
2.3-Constructive Conflict
2.4-Why We Avoid Dealing with Conflict
3-PREVENTING CONFLICT
8
3.1-Developing Awareness
3.2-Exercise: Developing Your Awareness
3.3-Managing Staff to Prevent Conflict
3.4-Exercise: Managing Staff to Prevent Conflict
3.5-Creating a Low-Conflict Environment
3.6-Exercise: Creating a Low-Conflict Environment
3.7-Communication to Prevent Conflict
3.8-Exercise: Communication Tips for Preventing Conflict
4-CONFLICT RESOLUTION
20
4.1-The Importance of Timing
4.2-Exercise: The Importance of Timing
4.3-Facilitating Conflict Resolution Conversations
4.4-Exercise: Facilitating Conflict Resolution Conversations
4.5-Phase 1: Remaining Calm
4.6-Exercise: Remaining Calm
4.7-Phase 2: Listening
4.8-Exercise: Effective Listening
4.9-Phase 3: Understanding
4.10-Exercise: Understanding the Conflict
4.11-Phase 4: Effective Communication Techniques
4.12-Exercise: Effective Communication Techniques
4.13-Communication Mistakes to Avoid
4.14-Exercise: Communication Mistakes to Avoid
4.15-Phase 5: Brainstorming Solutions
4.16-Exercise: Brainstorming Solutions
4.17-Phase 6: Choosing the Best Solution
4.18-Exercise: Choosing the Best Solution
4.19-Phase 7: Follow-Up
4.20-Exercise: Following-Up
5-WHO IS YOUR CONFLICT
12
5.1-Preventing Conflict with Your Staff (for Managers)
5.2-Exercise: Preventing Conflict with Your Staff
5.3-Resolving Conflict with Your Staff
5.4-Exercise: Resolving Conflict with Your Staff
5.5-Preventing Conflict with Your Boss
5.6-Exercise: Preventing Conflict with Your Boss
5.7-Resolving Conflict with Your Boss
5.8-Exercise: Resolving Conflict with Your Boss
5.9-Preventing Conflict Within Teams
5.10-Exercise: Preventing Conflict Within a Team
5.11-Resolving Conflict Within Teams
5.12-Exercise: Resolving Conflict Within a Team
6-Congratulations and Next Steps
2
6.1-Conclusion and Next Steps
6.2-Bonus: Additional Resources You Don't want to Miss