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Use Legal Avenues as a Last Resort
When all other channels for positive conflict resolution are exhausted, companies may resort to legal avenues like arbitration and litigation. These should be approached as a last resort since they are costly and time-consuming, not to mention psychologically draining on all parties involved.
Last week, we started talking about managing workplace conflict. We'll continue this week as well. We have looked at the impact of workplace conflicts and also considered the first strategy in handling them. We will continue with the strategies
Set Expectations for Supervisor Involvement
While there will be times when a higher-up needs to get involved in a dispute between staffers, the response should not be to automatically take ownership of that problem. Rather, the focus should be on empowering staffers to analyze the issue, come up with possible solutions, and take action to put those solutions into place.
Work, by nature, brings together diverse individuals, each with their own unique temperaments, beliefs and work styles. With that, inevitably, comes conflict. Workplace conflict is an inherent part of professional life and no organization is immune from it.
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For an outgoing, motivated person, a job in sales can be a pathway to a lucrative salary and a rewarding career. When you’re combing through sales job titles on a job portal or online advertisement, however, the path can seem anything but straightforward.
Not only has the global pandemic taken a toll on the economic conditions of countries and brought down organization around the world, it has also changed our way of living; our perception and thinking, work routines etc. Employees’ way of life have been affected and that calls for a change from the normal pre-covid-19 patterns of work to an adjustment to the new norm of working within current (covid-19) trends and beyond.
As the pandemic resets major work trends, personnel management or Human Resource leaders need to rethink workforce and employee planning, management, performance and experience strategies.
A senior leader in a meeting told me that feedback is a gift. How can you ever improve if you don’t know where you need to shore up your skills or work habits?
That’s some of the best advice I’ve ever gotten and it has changed the way I think about negative feedback.
Many people get defensive or sad when they’re criticized at work. In many cases, the workplace has no feedback culture in place and people are not trained to give or receive criticism in a constructive manner. Giving and receiving negative feedback constructively takes a LOT of practice!
Individuals with natural aptitude and skills are great asset to every organization and are worthwhile to engage. Talent engagement is the process of attracting the right people to your organization and getting them to fully engage and connect with your company’s values, goals, and principles.
It is essential that as organizations sail through these challenging times of COVID-19 and having to simultaneously keep pace with competition, they do not lose sight on employee / talent engagement as it is one the most important indicators in gauging work satisfaction and productivity.
No matter which framework companies choose to execute, the key factor to its success is who is in charge of the change management. TCGL shares a guide for what you need internally during change management and specifically who needs to be in charge.