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Conflict Resolution “Tips” Willie Johnson Performance Improvement Consultant

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Conflict Resolution “Tips”. Willie Johnson Performance Improvement Consultant. Session-3 Objectives. “Instead of suppressing conflicts, specific methods could be set up by which the conflict is resolved.” - Albert Low. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Conflict Resolution“Tips”

Willie JohnsonPerformance Improvement Consultant

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Session-3 Objectives

“Instead of suppressing conflicts, specific methods could be set up by which the conflict is resolved.”

- Albert Low

Skills of Negotiating

Conflict Through Crucial

Conversations

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Moving Through A Process

Establish

Seek

Present

Decide

Express

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Resolving Conflict Through Crucial

Conversations

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___________ Opinions

Strong ___________

_________ Stakes

Ways to Handle

_________ them

Handle __________

Handle __________

What Makes A Conversation Crucial?

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The Law of Crucial Conversations

Anytime you find yourself stuck, there are _______ ____________ keeping you there.

____________ are the priority of life, and conversations are the crucial element in profound caring of relationships

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(1) Get Unstuck

_______ conversations keeping you stuck

Hold the right conversation with _______

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(2) Start With The Heart

Work on _____ first

______ on what you really want

_______ the Sucker’s Choice

_______ on _______

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Gets to heart of issue.

Sets stage for mutual understanding.

Why Focus on Interests

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(3) Learn To Look For

_______ when a conversation becomes crucial

Signs that ______ is at risk

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Concentrating.

Getting

Identifying

Providing

Active listening is accomplished by...

(4) Listen Actively

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Why Bother To Actively Listen?

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(5) Make It Safe

How to make it safe to talk about “almost” anything

– Step out of the __________

– __________ the cause

– _________ safety

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Make It Safe (con’t)

How to make it safe to talk about “almost” anything

– Commit to seek ________ _________

– Invent a _________ Purpose

– Brainstorm new _______________

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(6) Master Your Stories

How to stay in dialogue.

– _______ your path

– Separate ______ from __________

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(7) State Your Path Express views

(STATE skills)– Share your _______

– Tell your _________

– Ask for other’s _______

– Talk _____________

– ___________ testing

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(8) Explore Others’ Path How to listen when

others’ blow up Exploring Skills– Ask to get things rolling

– Mirror to confirm feelings

– Paraphrase to acknowledge story

– Prime when you’re getting nowhere

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Remember

Conflict is not always a negative thing, it can have its positives.

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To Overcome Deadlocks

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Before the Conflict:

Before And After Conflict

– Importance of privacy

– Willingness to deal with the conflict at an appropriate time for both parties

– Know the real reason the fight is about.

– Attempt to resolve problems you have the potential to influence.

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After the Conflict:

– Learn from the conflict.– Keep the conflict in

perspective.– Deal with negative feelings.

Before And After Conflict

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Day -3 Wrap-Up“Putting It All Together” 1. Define the __________ of the

conflict.

2. Determine the ___________ ___________ of the conflict.

3. Identify the _________ of the conflict.

4. Choose the appropriate _________

to resolve the conflict.

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Remember

Attitude

Your Most Priceless Possession

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“It’s All About Attitude”

Managing Yourself– Play Your Winners

Managing Stress– Accentuate The Positive

Building Support– Network – Network

Thinking Powerfully– Collaboration is the “key” to

lasting and trust relationships

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Conflict Resolution“Tips”

FacilitatorWillie Johnson, CIDD, PITC

Performance Improvement and Training Consultant

Email: [email protected]: (479) 659-6017 (O) (479) 409-6340 (C) (479) 820-5974 (F)

Web: www.williejay.com