- Conflict Done Well: Helping Your Organization Architect a More Impactful Group Process
Concurrent Session
Conflict Done Well: Helping Your Organization Architect a More Impactful Group Process
Oak Alley (4th Floor)
Tuesday 10/14/2014 10:15 AM - 11:30 AM
1.25 HR Credit
| Competencies: Communication, Global & Cultural Effectiveness
| Intended Audience: Senior-Level
Workplace Application:
Put constructive conflict to work to inform better decision making and problem solving for your organization.
Looking at how an organization makes decisions and handles disagreement can tell you a lot about how inclusive it is or is not. Conflict done well is a key ingredient for robust decision making and problem solving, and is integral to leveraging the diversity of an organization or a team. Understand the dynamics of groupthink and the danger it can represent to an organization, discuss how increasing diversity in a group or process raises the potential for tension and conflict, examine ways that respectful disagreement improves problem solving and decision making, and learn best practices for helping your organization architect a more impactful group process.
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