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  • Managing Conflict

    Professional Development

  • $395.00

Course Overview

An organization improves its likelihood of success by effectively managing conflict. As a leader within your organization, you share in that responsibility. This course will help you cultivate the skills necessary to help manage conflict and ultimately to decrease the presence of conflict in the workplace.

Prerequisites

No prerequisites.

What You Will Learn

  • 01
    Recognizing the Impact of Conflict
  • Identify Your Personal Reaction to Conflict
  • Develop a Healthy Attitude Toward Conflict
  • 02
    Analyzing Conflict
  • Assess the Situation
  • Identify the Source of the Conflict
  • 03
    Dealing with Conflict
  • Listen Actively
  • Communicate Effectively
  • Respond to Negative Tactics
  • Avoid Conflict Escalation
  • 04
    Resolving Conflict
  • Evaluate Approaches to Conflict Resolution
  • Determine the Best Solution
  • Implement an Action Plan

Included With The Course

  • Professional textbook (physical and digital)
  • Unused copy of any files referenced throughout the textbook.
  • Certificate of completion signed by the instructor.

Associated Certifications

Not applicable.

Frequently Asked Questions

We understand that you may have questions, and we’re here to help! Some of the most commonly asked questions about this course are covered below but if they don’t cover what you are looking for feel free to reach out to us through our contact page, and we’ll respond promptly to ensure you get the assistance you require. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we’re committed to making sure you have all the information necessary for a seamless experience.

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