Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Resolving Conflict
If you are going to resolve conflict, the first thing you
want to do is find the problem. After
you have done that, you want to generate possible options. Let’s suppose you are in conflict with some
other people and you’ve agreed to sit down to work it out. Their first impulse is to come up with what
they think is the “right” solution. My
recommendation is to come up with multiple options; certainly more than two,
preferably three or more. If you have
paper, write them all down. You will
have a temptation to evaluate the options as they are suggested. I recommend that you withhold evaluation and
that they do so as well. Generate
multiple options and you will see that the more options that are available, the
less conflict there is.
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