2. Learn to think strategically about
workplace conflict.
Discover some tools to help manage
conflict.
3.
4. 47% of employees decreased their time
at work
38% of employees decreased their work
quality
78% said commitment to organization
declined
Harvard Business Review
13. Face to face talking
About the problem
Without interruption
Long enough
To find a solution
Dana Mediation Institute.
Managing Workplace Conflict
14. Commit: We will stay with the process.
Commit: We will not impose one-sided
solutions
Dana Mediation Institute.
Managing Workplace Conflict
15. USPS: 90% satisfaction
Toro: Costs decreased from $47,200 to
$20,250
Georgia-Pacific: saved $42,000,000 in
10 years
16. Positions vs. Interests
Position: What do you want?
Interest: Why do you want it?
17. Use Active Listening
No interruptions
Demonstrate listening
Give feedback—ask questions until you
understand
Defer judgment
18. What is your procedure?
Mediation? Other internal procedure?
19. Gene Roberts, Esq.
Sam Houston State University
Student Legal & Mediation Services
Box 2191
Huntsville, Texas 77340
936. 294.1717
gene.roberts@shsu.edu bearkatlaw.com
linkedin.com/in/robertsgene @GeneRoberts
Hinweis der Redaktion
Protect mode to connect mode
Adrenaline to oxytocin
Mediation provides and atmosphere of safety, time to process, removes “fight or flight” automatic responses, moves towards thinking processes. Fight or flight aren’t appropriate in a work session.
Requires us to choose to work toward a solution—a behavioral choice. Allows us to try to break fight/flight/freeze emotions.
Try to separate the person from the problem.
Improves communication; reflect back what was said to you. Makes up for differences in perceptions, biases, definitions, factual lapses. Restate what the speaker said to you.
Allows movement to rational part of brain; move from conflict to cooperation. Not me against you, but us against the problem.