Conflict Resolution
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Every workplace experiences conflict. But persistent disputes can sap your employees’ morale, damage professional relationships and weaken organizational results. Assess your personal conflict style. Identify the behavior patterns you exhibit during stressful situations. Acquire alternative approaches to diagnosing and resolving conflicts. And practice and receive feedback on your new skills.
“The course required me to do some deep reflection, and it provided useful tools. The experience was phenomenal. I feel empowered.” – Class participant
OPM Competency: Conflict Management
MSL Credit Hours: 1
Program Benefits:
- Recognize the causes and consequences of conflict
- Examine the basic approaches to conflict management
- Develop critical communication and facilitation skills
- Learn to make sound strategic choices in conflict intervention and resolution
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